https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3a9ac4b2ee47654f6c1d101374c589b2.pdf 91805eeb22c20e5daba9112875087939 PDF Text Text HAll SWEEP DETROIT STREET SPORTS FEES PAY TO PLAY ����G tInt e Game! East High School 11600 eity Park Esplanade IDenver eoloradol80206 720-1123-8300 Enrollment: 2,037 Tille Paqe.+ + + �1\s we reme ber the beginning of our maze, the memories t games we played re ind us of the LIFB led. We lau bed, we cried, e cheel!ed and took the SKs req t d to earn our points and move ahead. Through the fun and games, we studi d rd to et a L B and disco:v r d our wn path . ever the year we won and lost, li d and learned. ""Be ause ife's a game ... y not play? Go 1\hea Get In The Ga~. Opening. �It' our LIFB p~ 4- Take a RJSK p~ 9 2 Get a eLlJB p~ 170 Index p~ 24-1 ���Throughout the year. a variety of tudent flew high and I soared far. Traveling acros, the globe, they , pread their wings to learn new thing, and experience different cultures. "TourL ts take their culture with them, traveler leave their culture behind:' _tated senior Alex"Bennett, a member or the 0dy, ey elub that journeyed to eambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam for community service. ~thers had more challenging experience,. Through V Amigo, de las Americas, senior Kelsey ordon lived with a family in Mexico. "Long tory , hort, it was the hardest thing I've ever done, but it was ab olutely worth it:· explained Kelsey. Junior Joe calise went to Mexico along with KeL ey, and junior Loui e Pietru zew ki spent time in eo ta R.Jca with the arne program. {;)oming to the United tate, wa an adventure in ~ tself for some Angel . Eight tudents from different countrie, around the world cho, e to_ tudy abroad at Ea t this year. enior Anne audin, an exchange tudent from France, said "I really like the United State . Mo tly the life and how we live here; all the freedom and the variety or people:· hether they traveled for school, community, ervice, or just to get a ta, te of another culture, you never knew where you'd find an Ea tAngel. • Alyssa R.J>bert & Greetings! Though they came from different corners of the globe. exchange student. Anne · audio. 12 (France), · ustav Forscid, 12 ( weden), lfonso Vargas, II (Mexico), Julius Pawelke. 12 ( · ermany), Wei Liu. II ( hina), and Eun Hee ehoi·s. 10 (Korea) favorite place to hang is East! (Photo by Kelli ChlberqJ W ~ Three heads are better than two. While exploring the small town of yuthayya. Thailand. Mr. Hernandez and Ms. LaFleur stop to admire a tree that contains the face of "Buddha. (Pholo courtesy ot Mr.l-\ernandez) Fla h back. Standing in her old classroom. Ms. Anderson traveled to Morocco where she previou.ly taught when she wa. in the Peace eorps. (l?hoto courtesy of M_. Anderson) In good hands. After ra1s1ng IO.COO to benefit the community of Matamoro• • Mexico. senior. Ally Lynn and Alex Mcl-\enry journeyed there to build a church. (Pholo cour tesy of Ally 4'nn) Fun in the sun. During their six weeks in Israel. seniors spent time at the Dead ea and a variety of other historical places. Front row: eharlie Fine. eharlie eohen. Lindsey ldelberg, Ari Malman. Zach imms. Brett isun. Alyse Opatowski. eassy elayman. Deborah Krause and Natasha Stein. 'Back row: Matt Sabetsky. Max Wolf. Kevin R.J>per and Becca Nathanson. (Photo courtesy of Ari Malman) �Explore. Learn. etodHti..e from /Qp left: A page in his tory. While explorinq lhe ancient city of Jerusalem. seniors Thrin SchiL'iler and ri Malman stumble upon the West m \~11. (PhOio courtesy or Ari Malman) <2st away. After a day in the Bahama.."- juniors Allie eherout s and R.)lan ""Bu..""' find a h()( spot to enjoy the L"-'and's nightlife. (l'hOIO courtesy or Ryan """Bu.."-h) In uniform. While spending a year studying abroad in cera. Ghana \\-ith A.P-S.. junior Hiliary Green takes a study break to hang with her classmates. (Photo courtesy or Hiliary Green) High altitude. Exploring the ruins or Machu Picchu, Peru freshman B'<ln 0\l.'ers and junior N\ac &tthrie take a breather while hiking. (Photo courtesy or B'<ln 0\l.'ei'S) "Most people just get to read about Africa in a book. but exploring Malawi firsthand changed our view of the world:· • Abby Worthen. 10. • Zoe Tweed 10. "I'm living in Amsterdam. which is definitely the most amazing city in the world!" • Dawn Huryk,/1. Luck of the lri h. Travelinq to Northern Ireland for their diplomatic duties, ~~mbers of13uil~­ inq Bridqes for Peace still found time to relax at the beach. Front row: Erm Breeze. Natahe Fine//, Haqan Archer. elaire Morrow 11. Tracy mith II and Marisha Vilndenberge //. econd row: Arianna Hill//, Lindsay mith 11. Allison ""Bradley II, Yosef Bendiff. Noah Kaplan//, J~ss Laub //,Duncan MacLeod 11 and Hallie Hughes 12."Back row: Mrs. Archer. ean Archer. Ntck Brown//, Helen Katich//, Seif -Bendiff. Geoff Donahue II and Troy Wiese//. (Photo courtesy or Jess Laub) Ta teofThai. Trekking through "Bangkok. 0dys_ey elub admires the intricate architecture. Left to right: Abram Wra 12. Alex Bennett, 12; eorah Overberry. Michael Lichtbach 12. Parker Fulton. Elizabeth Weqmann 12. Zan13eczkalo and Gillian Winbourn. (Photo cour tesy of Alex Bennett) '"Balancing act. After buildinq a playground for eosta FUcan children, junior LouL e J?ietruszewski tests out her handiwork. (Photo courtesy or Louise PietriL<iZe\\'SkA A A Travei.V Y Y �ehaos. People. Lunch time. In the main hall. students wait for their friends to go to lunch. (l?hoto by David 0ksner) Sweep. C!/odnt:ise from top ri!/IL School's ouL 'Before leaving school for the day, freshman 1\riannah Johnson. senior Jackquelin Singleton. and sophomore Destiny eoleman bid farewell. Looking back. 'Behind a crowd, freshman Kala Hammond is not upset about the hold up. Three amlgos.'"Before heading to class. juniors Paolo eiancio. Sean Nelsen, and Thylor R...eimann. meet up in the main hall to walk to dass together. (Photos by Sam Lass) "0ver all it was difficult to make it to class on time without getting caught in the hall sweep because of the low moving and crowded halls:· ·EI.isoo~ .'l "Yes. the halls were frustrating. but I enjoyed seeing all of the new races and everyone's different style:• • 1\lex RAynor;//. Sharing. Walking past the main office. juniors Morgan 1\rline and Kody Gaulden exchange a book that is needed for class. (Photo by Sam Lass) +++Hallwoy;. What's the combo? 1\t a locker; sophomores Pre ton Weippert and l?ayge Daniel get their notebooks for their next class. (l?hoto by am Lass) Stampede. ehanging floors. people maneuver around one another on the main stairs in to get to class on time. (Photo by David 0ksner) �School's out. After making their way through the halls all day. students leave the building at the end of the day through the crowded lobby. (Photo by am Lass) ncoming Angels probably thought the toughest part of attending Ea t would be it's academic rigor; little did they know, their biggest challenge would be making it through the hallways. Junior Alex Loomis said, "Even though the halls were crowded, passing period was still a refreshing break from eta s, as well as a nice time to hang out with friends:• D ushing to get to their desired seat in class. dodging I ~open locker , maneuvering through obliviou hall blockers. as well as loitering cliques, were just a few problems that created the challenging obstacle course com monty known as passing period. A brief hug, short conversation, or an unexpected stop on the way to a student's next hour could sweep someone directly into hall sweep and land them in the auditorium for a lecture on being prompt. espite East's large hallways, five minute pas ing period ru hed by. A one minute warning bell and teachers and administrators hounded students to get moving. According to senior Ashley Maas, "the hallways were always a hassle but never like this; there were just too many people filling them:• However. there was a safe haven from all of the chaos in the halls and stress of being swept. Drawing a blank? It's called class. • David 0ksner I D Thank you. Grateful to avoid the main stairs, junior ~an ders continues down the first floor hall. (Photo by David 0ksner) ebecking in. In order to catch up with fellow classmates. seniors Erin Musso and 1\ndrew Neely-Willis meet sophomore Katie R..,ushton by room 100. (Photo by David 0ksner) Take one. The main stairs during class are completely void of stu· dents and look deceitfully easy to maneuver. (Photo by am Lass) aun- Take two. The main stairs during passing periods are loud and full of students pushing through the crowds. (Photo by Sa Lass) �Pulled 'Back. With a stylish headband. sophomore Helen Garrigan creates a common hairstyle. (Photo by Amy Easley) W ith the turn of the new school year. colorful and comfortable clothes came into tyle. Favorite articles of clothing included jeans, baby doll shirts, comfy leggings and flats. "Bohemian style took charge with flowing yet edgy dresses sometimes worn with hirts underneath. Shirts that made statements like "No War" or "Peace" were increasingly popular: "Baby Phat•s funky designs and Polo' classic style made them popular brands along · h the fleece Northface and hot R.J)cawear: ccessories were the key toanyoutfit:big,long necklaces, decorative earrings, scarves and headbands enabled any outfit to look amazing. Shoes became an important part of every outfit; rainbow flip-flops created a beach top-sider enabled a preppy one. ggs, although hated by most guys, provided comfort, warmth and dry feet in the winter: Moccasins and slipper took a step out of the house and were also a source of heat. Jorda ns were worn daily creating a styI ish. ty, yet practical look. uropean styles, such as scarves and creative prints, and 70's influenced styles of flowery, flowing and colorful clothes were sported. bringing flavor from other times and places. Throughout the year. East students proved their fashion knowledge and always looked great. • Amy Easley . n S . . . 1\11 done up. Looking good with her homecominq hair-do. senior Ashley Mosley shows her beautiful and fancy style. (Photo by Amy Easley) 1\11 wrapped up. Using a scarf. sophomore ophie chor spices up her outfit with some added color. (P oto A y Easley) Something blue. Wearing a striped blue polo, junior Thomas imon completes his outfit with baggy jeans that are gathered at the ankles to show his matching white shoes. (Photo by Amy Easley) Funky Fresh. Layering the pink and black polo with matchinq florescent earrings, senior Adriana eastorena-eastorena shows her ability to accessorize. (Photo by Amy Easley) �Shoes. Hair. C!/ocJn~;se from top left: Smile big! With her Burberry fleece, senior lzzy Breit demonstrates how to look fa, hionable yet laid-back. eln the farm. Loving his overalls, enior Gabe Fancher the rancher. hangs out in his work day outfit. Preppy. Wearing hL Polo shirt and gla _e_, junior RJchie Londer sports his sophisticated style. Different colors or Polo were frequently seen throughout the _chool. (Photos by Amy Easley) Style. Geared up. Looking good, junior LuL 'Barraza wears his lver, on jersey with matching hat. (Photo by Amy Easley) "My favorite pair of shoes are my Jordans becau_e when I walk in them irs like walking on air" • ulaiman hareer. 12. "I like to wear a lot or colorful prints and rainbow colors:· • Khilah \\CalhersWtlliam;./1. elh baby. Showing orr her baby doll _hirt, , enior Kelly Thompson wears the latest trend. (Photo by Amy Easley) eotor sandwich. Looking good in their bright tees and all white outfit, sophomore ierra Lucero, and juniors Ayana Johnson and Eugene 'Brewer show orr a popular look. (Photo by Amy Easley) 1\11 ready to go. Heading to class. sophomore ina 'Basse _ports her cute bag. scarf and shoe_. (Photo by my Easley) �Bat. Munch. Lunch time! Arriving at Heidi's Deli. seniors Jessica Hou. e. Dana Knud. en and • ophomore Nathan · arcia enjoy off-campu, privileges. (Photo by am La. s) Lunch. C!/ocJn~;se from top ricjlt: 'Big slice. · euinq ready to chow d wn at Anthony's Pizza. junior. MarL ha \'dndenburg and avannah McMillan-ehristma. enjoy their pizza. 'Burrito time! Lunchin' at ehipotle. junior. Aaron uereca. Alex elernter; 'Brandon Finnie, and Mark Franklin down drinks and burrito. before returning to <.chool. ehop ticks. After a quick appetizer at Popeye·.• juniors T'. hawna eallbeck and 1\Yara Jennings order their entree at rand ehina. (Photo by am Lass) "My favorite period is lunch becau e I love itling down with friend. and hanging out:• • Nick Lewis. 12. " ophomore year is beller because I get more rides to lunch so I can eat at places besides tho e on eonax:· • arah "Ben nell, 10. Sati fled. Finishing their lunch 'lver Mine Sub.. junior at 01iver D•erazio and sophomore Aspen Johnson enjoy their meal. (Photo by am Lass) Lunch pots. Talk time. While wanmg for her rood at J?opeye•s, senior Kelisha 'Barber chats on the phone. (Photo by am Lass) ~ne man show. While juniors erystal Hernandez. onja R..odriguez. and eindy wait for junior 1\Yie Winslow to eat his tacos, they enjoy their free student drinks from eh tie. (Photo by Sam Lass) �unch was every student's favorite period of the day. No matter what place you chose to go to, as long as you were eating, you were happy. Whether in the mood for something cheap, picy, or maybe a little Greek, there was always a variety of options around. For the newcomers, the most popular places to walk to were ehipotle, Popeye•s, Pizza Express, and Greek Town. Most freshmen were just happy to have the privilege of going off campus. ""rlte advantage of having a licen e was being able to I drive to, and eat at, more than just the local eolfax restaurants. "If it weren't for off campus lunch, I wouldn't make it through the daY,' said senior R.yan Gray. When you were in the mood for a sub, you could cruise over to Fat Jacks, Silver Mine, Ted's, or Q...uizno ; or you could always spice it up with some Mexican food from Q...doba or ehipotle. The most etas ic deli options around were Einsteins, Smiling Moo e, Heidi's, and Spicy Pickle. herever you went, it was always the part of the day when you and your friends got to take a break from the tress of school and just chow down. According to junior foreign exchange student Alfon o Vclrga , "Lunch is my favorite time of the day.• Most students would second that emotion. • Laura Martinez and "Blake Dowling L W ~ Full stomach. 1\fter fini hing their burrito bowl from ehipotle, freshmen Lucila eorro, Nora 'Bates. and Maggie Noto laugh at the mention of desert. (Photo by Sam Lass) Dig in. Enjoying their lunches at Noodles. junior Will eonnolly and senior Patrick Meyer fill up on pasta. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Take out. 1\fter ordering food from Gyros, seniors Monique 13ankstonJamison and 1\shley Mosley walk back to school to eat. (Photo by Peter Hartman) ehow time. 1\fter paying for his burrito ill ehipotle. senior haquille Turner picks up his food. (l?hoto by Sam Lass) Luo<h '""·+++ �Wh ~r a generation as invention avvy. fad crazy. and modern hard to pinpoint the " be_t:• In pursuit of the most popular board game. best concert venue, or best place to eat. a urvey wa distributed to take _core of the titles destined to win "-aest 0f•: With trend like _kinny jean • the latest oversized ungla e_. o· in pi red dre e • or the newestNikestyle flouri hingamongthe1\ngel .bigfa hionable ungla e and Nike hoe were the overall con en u J r the -aest Fad. When it came down to choo ing a favorite tradition or be t period to have off. the tudent ' agreed on Homecoming and eighth period unanimou ly. ' .4 Tith points racking up. ehipotle had little competiti n in ~ ~ ~ ecuring the title of -aest Place to Eat. tudents raved when a new ehipotle opened aero the street from campus and the restaurant became ever more popular. "It's so convenient to have a ehipotle that undercla men can walk to. It's the bu_ie_t restaurant on eotrax during lunchtime!" aid fre hman Joe Nathan on. ast students at o jumped at the chance to give the 1-phone the recognition it de erved as-ae t Invention. When a ked about their favorite song and movie, students cho e "erank That:• by oulja-aoy, and Tri'JJL~ormers; however. it was a very clo e call with runners up uch a_ uperbad and Halloween. 1\<klitionally. for the best concert venue. R..ed R.J>cks wa at the top of the coreboard. "1\ concert at R..ed R.J>ck i _o unique compared to all other venue . It ha the best cenery. people. and overall best acoustic . 0nce you go red rock •you never go back!" explained enior Lauren Naphey . With all our personal and diverse "best :· East remain the -aest of eotorado. • vane sa R...adatus & Dominique Oavi i th b t o of 2007-2008? I "'a 2007 and 200 . it wa erank That Pop Lock •• '•Drop II h i b t of 2007-2008? E -- .)si;p~ . . .. . ~ ~:- :---:_~ If '"Bellies up. Gettinq studenls pumped for the football game, voted favorite . port to watch. eniors 1im Hambidge, "Billy orensen, 1\lex 13rachfeld. Nate Uriq, "Ben 1\llegrezza, Mats Engdahl. Dan 1\_ chkinasi, and Brian McQ..uinn show orr their love of the game. (Photo by Tess Jack. on) m ' ' J' ~ ;o• ' ~. �C!lockwi.-.c from top left: The place to be. 1\.s they . it down ror a quick lunch. fre!'.hman Margaret Davidson and sophomore Lauren Thrner dine at ehipotle. voted best place to eat. (Photo by Tess Jackson) "Break time. While taking a break from dancing, junior!'. I x eonaway and Garrin Martinez take part in the homecoming tradition. (Photo by Mark Trapino) Stunna shades. porting the latest fashion. seniors Devin l'ollard. R..obbi Nichols, Suli ·hareer and rien Dudley show that big sunglasses are not only for girls. (Photo by Dominique Davis) R..ockin' Em. porting the popular air forces. senior Devan eurry shows orr his vibrant hot new Nikes. (Photo by Dominique Davis) "ehipotle is my favorite lunch _pot because it is delicious. and I love Mexican rood!" • Vilnessa Luna. C), "1 love my 1-phone! my baby.· • R.unner up. While enjoying the second best tradition. junior. Sheretha ' Jay, Latrice Johnston, Dawn Hamilton, Elia Martin, and senior M<~riama Kallay party at the pep rally. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) Shamele ride. lways proud to be seen in his V\'o/ bus. senior lex Brachfeld .· hows off his van. voted Best Ghetto Fabulous ride or the year. (Photo by Vilnessa R.Adatus) Dancing duo. 1\t the homecoming dance, voted the best tradition. senior Deidra Walbert and date Jon Hall cuddle up and have a good time. (Photo by Mark Trapino) he' am Wolf. 12. Seeing red. During a concert at R..ed R...ocks, voted'Be. t eoncert Wnue. seniors Paige Lar. on, my Easley, 1\bby Temple and Marissa RJtchen try to stay dry. (Photo courtesy or my Easley) �Work. Pop star. inging with passion. junior Nandi McDowell delves into her music preparinq for the winter concert. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall) top right: Heartbeat. Into the rhythm, senior usan R.Jchardson plays to the beat of her own drum. (Photo by "Beatriz eontreraS) Jammin'. At Denver School or the Arts, bassist and drummer for R.Jot Pipes, juniors Jacob Paul and Jacob 01defest play at a poetry slam benefit. (Photo courtesy of Jacob 01defest) Future Mozart. Exercising his fingers. senior 13ritt Moseley practices his favorite piece on the piano. (Photo by 13eatriz eontreras) C!/ockwise from "'I play drums because I got rhythm and it keeps me calm. The rhythm drives me, and helps me release stress"' • Joseph 13ayly. 10. '"I skateboard because I want to be a pro. It helps me escape from the conformity or society.• • Sebastian Ludwig, 10. "Being green. Heading home. teacher Alan ehimento rides his bike instead or driving a car in an erfort to help the environment. (l?hoto be Phoebe Duvall) +++Aft" <hool. Lights upl IUlnning the liqht board, senior 13ill Huggins works on perfecting the lighting design for the fall play, Macbeth. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall) R...ock out. Members of The Panic, sophomore Adam Estacio, juniors Jenna Greenwood. Ga Gutierrez and 01ivia IUldeen prepare for an upcoming gig. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall) �The play's the thing. R.,unninq his lines, sophomore David Burris-Deboskey gets ready for the fall production of Macbeth. (l?hoto by l?hoebe Duvall) ~Y after day when the final bell rang, the hallway I...l~ere flooded with students desperate to reclaim their freedom. They forgot about the tiflingclas rooms. crowded hallways. and their teachers•lectu res for a few short hours and participated in a variety of different extra-curricular activities. While some avoided their homework to hang out with their friend • other went home and got traight back to work. finishing projects. writing papers and tudying for tests. Still others headed off to their job. played a sport, or enjoyed doing in their favorite hobby. any students love to spend their time playing sports. "I like occer because I made a lot of friends:• said senior varsity soccer player'"Billy Sorensen. Many people were incredibly dedicated to their sport. "It's my outlet. It's the best thing I do:• said freshman figure kater Amy Schnicker about her passion, ome tudents used their activities as preparation for the future. "I want to grow up to be a pilot. It' really fun to have hands-on experience now:• said freshman Aris Sheiner who learned how to fly a plane. 0ther spent their time volunteering in areas that they were considering a career in. Whatever their choice of activity. tudents loved the precious time spent away from school. • Phoebe Duvall and '"Beatriz eontreras M S . . ."Beat the crowd. Fighting the hordes. students flood out of the building at the end of the day to walk to the parking lot or wait for their rides. (l?hoto by Phoebe Duvall) Superman! Practicing their moves, senior iera 'Bruce. sophomores Jalena Williams. Destynee Miles. Deidra Ward. and Latasia French work on erank That. (l?hoto by'Beatriz eontreras etean up. Working at the chic LoDo restaurant 1\muse by Michel. junior ilvana 1\iquipa-Dorner busses tables. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall) Tight rotation. Pl!rforming her signature move. the ehloe by 1\ITl)l freshman 1\my Schnicker \IIOWS judges at the Oen\'er Invitational eompetition where she took 1st place. AAA 1\fter chool.n v �Double trouble. Leavinq _chool. _ eniors Jacquelynn eampbell and Brandie Williams model identical outfits. (I hoiO by Amber ollz) t East the studenL sure know how to show _chool 1\ - pirit and have fun while doing it. This year. not only did _tudent get to dre sin their crazy outfit everyday, but they at o got to take part in a bunch of spirit week activitie both during lunch and after school. ~n Monday, tudent _howed up in their _teeping attire V for PJ Day. during which they took part in a donut eating conte tat lunch. 0n Tue_day, the hall were full of bright color_ for Thcky Tue _day, which wa followed by a _howing of the movie Transformers in the gym later that night. ··Thcky Tuesday wa the best spirit day thi year because we got to wear crazy clothes and not worry about whether or not they matched!" said ophomore Danielle ea tillo. 0n Wedne day, Pirate Day, student howed up donning their eye patche and parrots, ready for a oda chugging conte tat lunch. That night there wa an inten_e volleyball battle of the I sexe between the occer boys and volleyball girL, and in the end the girls prevailed. Then, studenL grabbed their twin on Thur_day for Twin Day, to compete in an array of field day activitie_ followed by the annual Powder Puff Football Game. pirit Week wa a week to be remembered. • Allie R.Amey . . All dolled up. Between cia __ es, freshmen Jacquelyn Langdon, lrL Kosmicki. and Nikola R-ivero show orr their wacky get up_ for Thcky Tuesday. (PhoiO by Mallory HeinzerOih) eute and comfy. Outside or <;Chool. <;Ophomores Amber Goltz and Katharine 13oyle show orr their tackines . . (Photo by Zoe Tweed) +++ •'" \\~ek. Strike a pose. On Thcky Tuesday. junior Lakessiah Neely, and sophomores Oanielle vandyke. and hanita Andrews are lookin' good in their over the top outfits. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) ehug chug chug. At lunch, seniors R-odney Newton and John ehapman ru. h to fin I h their soda the fastest during the soda chugging contest. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) �I?r e. .,.__ _ _---t f?ajamas. etockwise from top left: Still snoozin: Looking very relaxed and comfy. fre. h· men Marcella eurrin and -andra D'Aimeida show orr their sleeping attire. (Photo by Mallory HeinzerothJ l?lg • At lunch. sophomore John erawford -tuffs his race winning the donut eatinq conte. t during Homecominq festivities at lunch. (Photo by Kody · aulden) Pajama party. After rolling out or bed, _ophomore Erika Kalin and fre. hman Hannah lighe came _traight to school. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) Twin. Stud. tanding outside or school at the end or the day, _enior Koree R..o. s look. ridiculous in his outfit. (Photo by Kody · aulden) "P11jama Day is my favor· ite d11y because you don't have to get ready before coming to school:· • Zach outhworth, ICl "Pirate Day L my f11vorite day because you get to carry 11round a parrot:• •,\\array N11pue, //. Friendly relations. Posing. seniors eourtney eopeland. Jozlin Moland. junior Jeff Hampton. senior mber Moore, junior Q..uentin Hildreth, and sophomore. Marvin Harris, and Trevion Parker gather to show off their tacky outfit.. (Photo by Mallory HeinzerOih) eat in the hat. In between class. juniors Peyton Prater. R..achel Nevers. and R..osa Perlman look very creative in their Dr. eus. costume.. (Photo by eanyon 'BoakJ Tacky Tuesday. Expressing their Anqel pride. sophomore. L11uren patowski ~~nd llegra Uv11 we~~r their tackiest clothe •. (PhoiO by Zoe Tweed) _ pirit Week. �Spirit . .,___---1 ~d. Angel Vrlde. At the Homecoming game, seniors Kira Franklin and Dalicia Mo_ ley cheer on the football team. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) White. etockwise from top riclrt. Decked ~ut. Waiting in the hall before the pep rally junior_ Kenzie Hall and Tracy mith smile big. Flying the eolor • Ourinq halftime the cheerleaders fire up the crowd for the second half or the homecominq qame against rand Junction. They inspired the team to a 1712 victory. (Photo by Kody aulden) V yched Up. R-ed on the race, juniors Jessica ,'t\c, 'eil, Olivia Hamblin and Alyl3ortle show orr their coordinated shirt.. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) "I was so excited for the homecoming qame because the pep rally was so much run. • · racie \c uire, l (Jackson Meredith, 12; earson erawford. 12.) "I love crazy red and white day! It'S the best day of the year!" • R-ebekah Johnson, 12. teililey Salaqo\ic., //; R..ii\'Cfl 1ayloc 0; P.unjanique eo! lies; r2) Funny face ."Being _illy at pep rally junior Dakryn Rllyme. enior Jamiko verner and junior Walter eooper make crazy races. (Photo by Kody · aulden) +++ IUd ood Whit<. Looking pretty. Holding her red and white flowers _enior Felicia "Benavidez poses after being crowned homecoming queen. (Photo by Kody · aulden) Two-faced. With painted faces, sophomores Anthony Jones and hazzon Turner and man hawn Wall rep the East colors with spirit for R-ed and White day prior to the pep (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �"Belt it. 1\t the pep rally. East's 1\nqelaires shared their melodious harmonies with the crowd. (Photo By Mallory Heinzeroth) e angel know how to have a good time while showing school pride. The week wa filled with paja tacky side-pony tails, twin , pirate , and be t of all, th most anticipated East tradition, crazy red and white day. ur angel made hirts, re urrected old costu coordinated outfit ; they wore halo , wing , face paint and anything crazy they could find. "erazy red and white day lets people wear thing they u ually wouldn't:• aid junior Morgan Arline. owever. nothing wa better than the pep rally. flowed through the halls and fre hmen wore anx face before their fir t pep rally, which made eR...AZY and white day even more exciting. eheerleader did back hand pring aero the floor. tudents ran relay race i football gear. the bas from the mu ic filled the gym, the teacher wore matching red polo hirts while joini the chants of "halo-to halo-to hey!" new tradition wa at o introduced by tudentcouncil thi year: a post pep rally, pre football game concert, a barbecue in the parking lot. "Everyone wa having a or fun and the mu ic was great!" Nia Lewi said, ent about how well the new addition were accepted. 'A"I.."'."""'·"• the tradition were new or old. crazy red and white wa undoubtedly the be t chool day of the year! • Emily earlson and 1\unjanique eollier H A . . Four of a kind. Flaunting their angelic miles, junior Dawn ilton, Elia Martin, senior Ganae Hubbard. and junior Latrice Johnston pare for the game after the pep rally. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) Get low. howing orr his moves, junior elay ""Burns represents his class by winninq the pep rally dane competition. (Photo by Kody auld n) Shake it. Head Boy and Girl: Jo_ h R.JJ. sell and Erin Musso qet the crowd hyped up with some or their moves. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) �Lit Lyda who is an only child like. .. Paige Lar~on \\ho wcnlto .\ 1ontclair like. \\ho had no prcrc111gs like... "ho worked ut Chcrr) lillllJlo like who went to (rest lull .\1k1Jie Sd10ol hl;c. Scot I Gcmpcrl1 nc C'arlic 01ristianson �Shaquille 'litrner who went to Cumhotha like... ·\lex Bennett who was in \1acbcth like... Michael Ltchthach Bridget Kromrey Mackenzie Gilchrist who went to Christ the whose fa\unte Hock· King hkc .. who wrestled hke wh< f'C f.n<rie l:c crcamt' mnt dxniJ!edtip hke... Lisa Wormley who w-ent to Israel like... .\lyse Opatowski �vane Katie Avery a Acevedo Anthony '"Sa lias �OmarGutman Ben Allcgrezza Ian Ferguson Enn Swmnerton who drove a red jeep like... who played ha scba II like . Allie Ramey Paris Keeling who has her hclly· whose lawritc hoanl game w~Ls Candylar).llikc.. hutton pierced It kc .. ~--- .----...;;Q- who went to llamilton wh<N~ IJ\OI·itc team like ... was the• Rod.te> like ... ~ ~ ~ 1- ...., ~ ~ Siera Bruce who was in d1cerfeadrng lrke.. I aliad:panthcrlikc... whose ta-orite animal wa.s Rebekah Johnson : Vanessa Radatus ~ .' who was an 1'\HS offrcer hke N ~ ~ ~ - , ·> ~ J .~ I I I I ' \ li --------:'! - - Otis Pratt ~ ~ ·- .,C tJ) c ~ whose favorite class was P>ychology like ... . - -, ~ ~ c c ~ - ......, ~ -~- u ~ ·- ~ . s - ·~ ~ ~ ~ <:.) ,,., · I =- -- t ~ ·-·--c: ~~D~~ tL. u \ .. -~ tJ) ·- 1- ·- r .• ~ ~ - l ; ~ ''')i<"::sr* ~ J ~ ~ -r.L ...rt - ~ = a ~ ~ ~ c >- ..c ·-<:.) ~ - ~ ~ ..c )< ~ c 1- ~ ~ ~ ~ ... ~ ~ 1i~ '1 c: ·-cj=c: ~ ~ - �. ~ ' ~ .., = - ~ ~ ::s Cal = >< 3 ~ ::s ::s c ::s Cal -· ::r ~. c ::s - ..,= "' ~~~ ~ ~~ Cal ~ ~r .., 3: ::s c - ::r ~ ~ n = ~ ..,-· Cal ..,~ (f) ::s s: ~ ::r n ~ .., ..,Cal~ c:l. ::s Cal [ ~ c ::r ~ c -- Cal ~ .., c -· ::s -· r::::r ::s ~ IJJ ~- IJJ \loho went to ...1orcy lrke... """" = - who was Ill ~HS lrke... c . Caitlin Bell who came to Lr,t who'c favontc das' wa frc,hman year li~c... Ph)'!\ I<:s like•• Alexandria Lynn ~ like... v. ho has one ~ihll ng ::r ~ whose famnte board garne is Carxl)iand like.. Claire /~tfimpoulos .. who wear' a ~uc () shoe ll~c.. Ntka 'Jamashiro Lisa Lovell ..,~ ~ c ~ ~ n Cal ..,Ci) \loho wa s bornrn June Irk.. �Thoma eabell-Kluch Emiliaeabeza-deBaca 0liviaeamacho-Angeles I 'fYler eastle Adriana eastorenaeastorena Lizbeth eastro �-.-·, C» /:·t· '~. / ~' ~ - . ,., :J'.. . ('·1._ '• . ·' -j ·~'-} "'~;._: : ·~· . .. ~;:: ........... ,. _ -., ~ n (t> ~ C» 3 :r (t> ::s 0 ~ (/) ~ .,C» :r ~ ::s C» ~ (t> - C» -·:r .,-· :r -· ~ ., Q,. ::s (/) (/) ~ C» N C» (/) (/) C» ~ C» :r ~ (t> ~ ~ ::s C» ::s ~ -r-·-· w hn was born in r-ebru.try hkc ... Ntcholas Beckett C» - --. - Breanna Hayes whose sthhng gradu .tied tn 2006likc... C» ~ Jessica House "-ho didn't h;tvc a car like ... Tiera Willis who hadn't trawl~d out of the nluntry like ... , "·r'" ~~r .,y,C ., •• .t I : • whose favontc drllst was IJI \\ayn.: like.. who has one sthlmg hke ~ (t> Hmezar~~ Tidwdl Claire Westcott CL Sut't·eed II ke.. who wa~ 111 (t> - ~ (/) C» !'- ~ ~ -·-3 m who has hnl\\n eyes ltke .• Christina Ausler Felicia Benavidct. who tra,·elcd to Spatn Lke... Lauren Narheys �pierced hh.c... whn has her ears .:, ~ - :;.... rJ) rJ) ::::2 a... ·-..... ~ .c (10 a... 0) - 0 (10 0) - who...: ""''rile icc cream w~rs colke Iii-c ... ltsmin:On-e-Kno\ Kia Wright-Jackson , Adrien Dudley whu \\.lS 3 0) 0 - chcerlc;ul.:r lih.c... c c (10 0 '- ~ - ·-zu (10 '(10 ...J I ~ N z (10 N c (10 0) ..... ~ a... 0 ·rJ) 0) 0 """"') Enn Devany Llrll\-ersity Park lrkc .. who went tn Madeline Basse who has one stbbng ltkc . ,\1atthcw Valcta whose home ~tate is Pennsy lvania like ... Rcr11ta Granhcrr) who we nt to Morey Iii-c ... Shannon Farrell c: rJ) c:J) who wore a \1/C X ,!Joe lil.e ... ~ . .-,; . 0 .c (10 (10 ~- a... r\_, ~ 0) ::::2 r-~ .~1 cd l; / (f · ~ (j) 0) - (10 0) ·-0..... ·- ·-z..... rJ) ~ ·-c: ~ 0 0 c N a... 0) 0 ...J �::s ::s ~ '< ;;· 3:: m ::s ::r - 0. C» (Q C» ..... IJl ::r 3 ., 0 - '< ~ C» IJl m 3 c ~ m ~ ~ v.ho v.ent to More) like ... has her cars pterced Ii kc.. "a Ntchcllc Mason Josh 'lhylor v. ho~e fa,orite •uurnal I ton like Janet Matthews Charlie Koyle whose favonte movte is Drurnhne like... Audrey Walstrom v.hose faH>nte animal is a dog ltke... Christian Filus '< ~ 0. c 0 ::s ~· ., ~ 0. '< ~ ., 0 ~ C» ::r C» ::s ~ ~ ~ ~I ., 0 C» ~ ~ -· ::s ::s ~ whose favorite class v.~t~ Psychology like.. v.ho pla)cd lanos\e like Jarrod Jones ~ j " I I ~ (Q ., ~ ::s r:::r -·-0 C» ::s C» ::s ..... 3:: 0 ~ C» ~ 0 - · ::s I ~ was Ja11like ... favorite dass /.ach Simms v.ho Levi Johnsen whose famnte board game b 'VIonopoly hke �Jack Bingham Bryan Botelho Nate Urig whose famnte animal whose f;~vorue K'e cn:am whose favorite board 1s n penguin like. is str:twherl) like•., game is Clue like... c (10 s.. ~ Q u.. ~ Clio •thnaka Katie Jablonski \\nverly L.ot.a Robbie Nichols \ "" .\ who played lacrosse like . v. ho trdv~led to Europe like.. c (10 E "0 (1) -u.. ' whose tamrite hoanl game'" 'lahoo ltke ... <"' \ who has her ears pterced like... • • s.. (1) c "0 (10 ;.< t!C (1) 1./l Q) ·-c u.. (10 (1) s.. (1) .!:C (10 ..c: u c u.. (10 c (10 ::t ~· .,;~ ~ . ' ' ~ ~. ,· : _, 4,.-G (10 ·-u..cc (1) (10 c:1) c (10 ··--~- E u.. Q s.. "0 Kirsten ltlb\t:Kcrq;han Estcf~111i Valadez Angelica Ct~tancda v.ho ah~11)"S wore whose fr•voritc animal earrings lil.:e... 1s n monl..cy ltke . whose rok modclts her mom ltkc.. ~ ·--u..c (10 ·- s.. 1./l ·-..c:~ •r. ....' -"'. · ~ ·) ~ ···-7J.·/.J ~ �Madeline Fountain Kayla Fruge Jermaine Germany / 1\nnemarie Gonzales earolina Gonzalez David Goodman �Max Grillo Eduardo Gurrola 0mar Guzman �~ Marion Sneed Joh Pacheco Till~tl1\' Lee \\ThN: brother gmduatcd "ho gre\1 up in Park whose 1:1\ontc team I\ the whose famr;te animal in 04 hkc ll11l hkc O.tkl:md Rakl..'rs hkc _ 1s a clog like. .. (iraham Hart ' = .,s· ·\sh lc) .\tans \\ho \\;;·; born 111 Dccemhcr ltl..c Courtne) Riley like.. \\ htl ha~ two '1bhr;;s AnncmarieCion;ab "hose luck) number rs 7 hke .. Liliana Chavct. �l.ynniUa Draper whose lud,\' number IS 13 lt~c ... Eduardo Gurrola Ben Lcft1n v.ho grCI'illp <XI the Last srlc of Cnlor.tdo hke._ lcrrel l.yom whose shoe s11e is 'I ltkc .. Dav.n Wattle) �"'hose lud.) number "'hose fa\'oruc ~~;c cream is I~ like... \l.lts \,mdl.l hkc. "hn has nne sibhn3l:ke .. whose shoe st/C is 9 hke _ 0 ~ N ::s ~ -· ., -=- :c '< ~ -0., ~ IJI ~ ~ :c ~ 3 ~ ., 3 ~ :c ::s ::s ~ ~ ~ ~ (Q c. r::::r -· 3 :c ~ ::r '< - -·-i3 0 .\1atthe\'. Soma Dawn Watt Icy .... l~r n.·l Lyon" who grew up on I he cast side of Colorado like._ .,~ ::s ~ 3 ~ :c ~ n ~ -.-·, ., - Ben Leftin whose t;l\'llrlh.' da~s \l.as (icolng) II I.e . Lynnikka Draper Eduardo Uurrola ~ ~. ~ '" .i i_ )' ~ ~ -<--·· r~ Q~~ ·) :1 :c 0 ,\ lore) Iike... IS 4 liJ...e... ~ \l.hO WCIIIIO whose lud,y number ' Ryan Gra) "'hose cy::s arc brown hke . Cameron Greene FmiliaOwa,lli•ca �Shon nett a Henry �6 ].~ Niishia Hysaw :::t:::.:0 o..= ~_g-5 :2~~ c: .., =;~c..~=c; 0: ..... ·<:) ~ ~ 0 -e~ ·=:fl ~ .2~ - .c ....... Monique Jackson • Kahlia James Samuel Janicki ehanelJohnson Nicholas Job �':.: ;c'$?~~§ 5' i ~ =- r:, ~~~ ::::- Q Z? = ~ = -=r.....J ~~~ Paris Keeling Dana Knudsen Lily Kosmicki Deborah Krause "Bridget Kromrey Kyle Krosky ~ ""~ �l?a ige Larson �I Jared Lowdermilk Terrel Lyons Ash ley Maas �Martin Martinez Elaine Martinez Lauren Martinez Nichelle Mason Lauren Mast �eody Melton Julia Milzer �= 0 t.ll C» :r -= zC» C» n n rD a ~ rD who has he en to 0111ada like . \\hose hirlhdav is 1n Jul) 111-.e ... Preston Dm·tS - Sa\annah Allen I t.ll rD ~ "':r zC» ::s .,~rD r ., 3: :r C» rD 1./) IJI ::s ~\• 0 .,C» fJJ rD .,0 3: 0 .,rD a 0 0 ~ ~ 3 -· 3: = m ., , ~ "':r 3: 1./) rD rD ., ~ ., = rD rD :r Marcus Reed :hu;efa\oritcboardgame who'sc lavonte untm' who,,e la\nrtte teamts \\11..\ ~1onopoly like.. was a cat hkc. the Ro.:kics like . 3: 0 \\ho has a sthling like. Carly Cannalte --· "hose shoe stt.e IS 7 hke .. Cindy Caldwell -·n -- 3: Daria Pohl "ho .tlways larned a purse hke Dana Knudsen Cristtna Ramiret who has no p!e11.' 111g5 like... Charlie Cohen who went to Govc !vltddle School hkc .. Jimmy Shelton �(Jabricla Reyes who 11 I" ay' "ore ncd.Jacc' ltkc ... Jose Cortet-Lara "ho "a' horn 111 J9S9 like ... Beatrit Contrera.., Da\ id Aco ... ta Sonja Rodrig ue --. ~ Randall Proul.\ Court IlL)" Copeland Stas m Jones who was a transler Mudcnt like . . Renee William ... "ho took Spantsh ltke Will Ford ·-E- who look Afncan 1\mcrican II L'IOI) lik.! 0 \\ho came to East in 2006 like... z ~ "IHhC favor lie hoard game' "a' Clue like . ~ rf) .c u I if) C1) >. ~ ~ '- '- ~ c Cl) ~ ::t C1) G) .Z r... G) 0 c - ~ 0 ~ &: u C1) .c u 0 ~ ~ ·- ~ >. c::1l ~ 0. -~ G) V"' - ~( ~-. )'' &: C1) rf) - ''- G) ~ c ~ C1) CI) CJ ~ Cl) 0 c ~ z c::1l ::s >. C1) cd G) -·- .c u 0 rf) ·-:E .c u ~ ·-z- "hose lucky nurnhcr whose fa\1mtc am ma l is 71tke . \\as a monkcv like ... ~ ==---- . whose favonte da~s was Gym hke ... ~ c ~ �Donell Patterson Julius Pawelke Henry Perlman Yerica Pessoa - ·- ·· -. Devin Pollard ';i"' 1: J II) 0 ~ ....::-s-; -D_g~ % 7 $ JasminePerkins.:rroutman KirstenPolk-McKereghan Matthew Pomponio Kathryn Post �Kaitlyn ~andol Madeline ~eusch Maya ~ichard Shneka ~ichard on Susan ~ichard on �1'.> = ...s· who likes lh.: lyn\ h ke .. \\ho \\<IS horn in 1989 hkc.. like... who \\OlS in drama Ch ristophcr Dra kc Malcolm Brown MJchacl Richanbon Paul Smith Peri Webster 1'.> 3 (C) C» \\ ho golfs hke ,\prd like ... k~-.c Gass Sha\\n Wabl \\hose h-day IS 111 �\.. like .. ~like N1ll \\ hn p!Jycd Rugb) '\11101nc :\fart1n Tim Hamhidgc wh<' 1l..es '' ra11. h.:r•\ "'ho has been 10 \fuca like Martin Kimoni E\an i\1artin who likes Cand\ Land li>ri n ThanH.~" lrke . who was 111 BS.\ like.. Dcmn 'Ii1bbs No em i un.:na "'hu has d.trl.. hnm 11 L')'CS lrke .. �Marissa R..itchen Paige R..omer Joshua R..ussell Jessie Schreiber �Sulaiman Shareef Marion Sneed �I Kourtne Stanc �Yareli Tapia Matthew Tapper Abigail Temple Zachary Teves �Amanda Thompsen Kelly Thompson Demetrius Thornton R..ya n Thrush eassidy Tierney Anastasia Trout Devon Tubbs �Preciou Turner Nathan Urig Matthew Wlleta Peter Wln-slerkom 1\bram vera Jamiko verner �/ Vl '!' I jndsey lleit ~ 3 :::r tS~., -~ ~ ~ ""' ::r ~ ~ whose 11p code wa~ S0205 like... ~ IJI a- -.., ~ ~ ~ ~ ., 0:0 a- ~ a- ~ ~ - --· a., Q.. .,~ ~::s ::r ., (fJ ~ '< ~ - - .., tP ~ tP c:r = "'0 3 :::r ~e=- \\hose b1rthtiJ)' 1s in July hl.c .. ~::---'J)'Jj ; : :;· a. . ' .... ~ ~ n ~, ~ = = ~ ~ 0 ~ ::;..;- >~~-., / ) ~ ~ whose famnte pcrmd ~A as lunch 1k<:. ~ '\<Jrora hl.e ~Aho hH:d 111 Keli..,ha Barhcr 'Jl= 'Jl •.C»3~::; .\1on ique Jackson :::::1 tP ~ ·: ~ 'Jl :::::1 -· ',. v ··~ §; ~· ~1oniquc Gordon "ho has the s.~mc name as :'I .... - r c.= =t/1 ·..: N - ~ ~ ::= ·-r 0 IJI 0 N ~ ~ .,., n N ~ <; -· r:: .t::J ~ ~ TiiTiny Hick~ Alysha Harlan KahliJ James whose laq name Marts v•ho took '\fro·;\mcrK.an wh(lsC last name Is a wnh an If like... H1stol) ltl.:e... ho)s hke ·? tP :::::1 r:re»=~- ~tP..,efP~~e» -==..,C» = =n;:::r~PctP;C» ~~C»· =3 c. ., ·=~tP'<~n ~~~'< """= -·f)= c -· ;::s:; ;p· :: "'0 ~~=~;jl:- :;· n ~- ..... ·=rp=•· ge»; ~?.-~tP~ :c=·~~= ~--"'0=- -.::::~-:::r Andn:.w Schnickcr l.orcnt.o Dawk.ins Katrina Bishop who had .1 JOb hke ..:. 3 ... C» ~ ~3~'<-oet -3==~ ~6g~ti' ..,c..:-~ ~=-·:::rtP- ;!D~;-=0 :,p~t/1 G0 - ~..:."" ._g~a:l ;D" 3 ~ G=lcc<C» :c-=..,., c."' 0 Q.. ' ...,..... Q : .s-3r"tP ~. ~ :0 c:r ;jlc. 0 :::~~~r -:T=~=f'D ~=~o ~)I • -· tP ~ ~. 1/l=C»:::r-,'<C» :::r'< ~ tP ~ ~=:riP~ 0~;; ::-· '<= =c:r=e»-== ;;:;l~tP=­ ·sa.-o~~~ =· c 3 ~ C» n>fP"":c=• 3 tP -· ~ :::r c ::=~~~ c: c = · f ) . , ... =s:=3e»., • 3 ge» -·.., 3.., ~c.~==-= r=::;= -Cii' f)"""' g: ~ c:r'<-.tPe»C»= 3 :::::1 C» 'Jl ~ l ;· .., ~ C» r:: ~ tP ~ 6 f) 'S''< - ;· -.:::r:!.s-..,~ ~=~=c='<tP~ stP=-~ n>C»C.'Jl- "'fPtP,pC»~ :;.E::c:rC»e» =tP;D ~~~~ .,=3~ n>-,tP~., ~g ~.~ ~ f) :::r -- = ~ ~ ~ o ~ ·~; writing hkc... ~Aho t(lok crcauvc s· ..,= II> (Jl / /G' / / o • m ~ B - �who wa' at l~tst all 4 )~ars Ilk~ ... Kayla Lev.is who has the s<tme Ja,t nallll" a'·· Julian Hall whose b~rthda)' as m l>l'ccmber II k<.'.•• Oli\ia Hall whose last name is a pr~sadt:nt II kl· ... Rnvan Whittington Chanel Johnson who has 4 letters an thl"lr nann: ilkt: .. Kira Franklin who took CIVICS hke ... who has has cars pierced 11 kc ... Ian Macklin who has brown C)C' Iii--c. Cynthia Ba4uera whose last name has '"oo.. lil.e ... Isaiah Moody .... ~ c "'t:) 0 c ~ rfJ ·-·-- whose barthday as 111 the WllltCT like rfJ ~ ~ e ~ 0 c c "'t:) ~ "~.J r.f) ~ Q) ~ ·-·-- e rfJ rfJ e rfJ E ~ :~ ~ ·-- ~ a.. ~ ·-·-- ..c ~ ~ c ~ cd 0 rfJ u -~ ~ Q) Q) Q) 1fterd 1 ·-• ·~~ c Q) ' "'t:) c ··--- c - I~ c ~ ·-.... 0 ~ <?.) ·--.... !~ �";, ~ ~~i eta ire Zafiropoulos Nicholas Zeller ~~~ .:::: -; ::iJ Preston Davis �Dc\nn Curry whose ~i rthday ts on tl-r 2Rth like .. Sean Vigil \\hO\\a' horn1n (\>lorado Iike ... Damron l)and~ --~~--------------------~ who went to :\lore) like Lllrtanna Esparta Ra)nHmd Gra\cs whose fa1oritc animal \\lxhCf:M~·ne ll'CU~Ill' isc-ookll""•,\: l"n:atn It I.e~ is ulton ltkc... Fraoci'-1..-cl Ct-.t~ull."lla numhcr 1s 71tke 11 hose llKk) Daniel ~ 1arroqum whose homestate is Callll>rn1a like . " whose lucky numher ts 11 like... .lackqueltn Singleton Josh Halliburton "h<>sc favonte board game 1s Ltfe hke. .. Quinttn Hill who has hrown eyes like ... �like lil..e like. . v. ho wore earnngs who has a ~ibling like Deanna Wallace Ihn Vaughns who was born in 1989 aermaine Germany Janay Clark who was tn drama Darla Wilbert '' ho wa~ in Amem·an lit like .. like who had bangs whn has a h) phenated last name ltl..e lceiona \\'a Iker hmirc Rn:in;l'numm t1:i_ i_ J makeup 1!1...: •• �\manda ' Il1oflli)'.Cil "lm ilk.:d to v. nte pnctrv like ... Nttshia llysav. who had shorr ha1 r like Raeann :\.1arquez astsstant like... who wa~ a teachers Leah Waruingc Dcidra Walhcrt whose last name M.trts "ho took "ork ~tud) "ith :'>lr. llughes ltke .•. w11h n V..' like Sadc Williams who was horn 111 1989 Requcl Williams like.. "ho lme' '!Hmddys like .. Finn ian Da' icl \\ ho al\\~IYS v.ore underwear II ke_ Ryan Naughton v. ho was our head girl!! Enn Musso ���tuhammad \hdullah C.: ar \~o,ta Dam I \u) ta Kakn Al.(jlll,to Damd Adam \1 r~ed 'Adams Rob rt Addom l ourde \1qu1pa-Dom r Rc")na P. lba-Gar 1 o~,tnHnntt 1 rle Hen on Ha)d n 13 rg 1kola 1 Berge Ja mtne Berr) Ca andra Black Brandon Blatr Gimon Hoak \keem Bohannan ~~~~~~:~--~ !~~~ ~~~~r~~~~~~~ ~~~~=~~ ~ Jonathan Bonner \ldll ,,, Borge! AI) B rtle Dara Ho\\dr) \lli"m BradiC) B n Brad) :\lkheal Branch Eug ne Bre\\ r :\Ia \\ell Bndg Agu tin Cagnoni l'ranct co Gig nom Jimm) Calderon • rnhn ald\\cll I ha\\ na C:allbcd. 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Ea. t surprised everyone and turned some heads as they continued to make improvements from previous years. "We came together and worked hard to make it the be. t _ea. on in a long time:· _aid junior. Jeff Hampton. Unfortunately, the much anticipated game against TJ resulted in a loss when TJ•s defen e held the offen. e in the red zone, and forced turnover , preventing crucial touchdown • . However. junior kicker. Zach Grossnickle _ucce. sfully made all five field goal attempts. re _ulting in a final _core or 3ll-22. The team tayed in this slump for another game losing against Poudre 21ill. In the second half of the _eason. Ea. t beat Montbello.7-0.and Fruita Monument.ll5-32. ""By Homecoming. the team was back on its - treak. beating Grand Junction. 11-12. In the last game of the regular sea on they beat Horizon. 11ill earning them a lllth seed in the playoff . .....__ _____ __. In the first round the boy beat €>verland in a hoot out. 51-llll. """Beating €>verland was the best because we played with enthu. iasm and brought our 1\ game:• according to senior Koree R.J)s_ (inset). Thi victory earned the team a econd chance at TJ but turnovers doomed their hopes of advancing to the next round and the AngeL lo. t to TJ 3ll-3. When reflecting on the _ea on. senior Tyrone teven. on said. "I enjoyed playing football and being a part or thL team because my teammates are a great group of guy :· • R....achel Nevers 2007 Varsity Football C-)/I Littleton 25-2 C-)/8 Thmtoo 33-7 C-)/Ill ~ 35-0 C-)/2 11 22-3ll C-)/28 fuMire Jll-2 10/6 MocdJelk) 7-0 10/13 A-uita ll5-32 10/IC-) Gram Juoctioo 17-12 Jbizoo l1ill ~ ///2 ~ 51-llll 10/26 JJ/C-) 11 3-3ll varsity Football. Front row: 1\bram \'era. Jodeci Slauqhter. Deiv 'le Gaines, Adrian Lecompte, !\\array Napue and Jamal Mcintosh. Second row: Turin Thames. R .ichie Londer. Leonard Howard, R..obert White. Marvin Steven son. Edward Harlan. Q.uentin Hildreth and Otis Prat t. Thlr4 row: Devin Wyatt. Jamiko \'Crner. ehris \ 'all, Bobby Harris, Dam ion ands. Q..uentin Pradia, Dakryn R.hyme s. Walter eooper. Ez~klal 'Bishop. Marcu s Pinillo and Paul mith. Fourth row: Patrick Williams. Jeremiah Essein,Q.uinn Williams, Josh Thylor. Preston Davi~.Jnhn ehapman. Vincent Mathews. 1\lex j\\etzdorrr, R_yan Gray and Zach Grossnickle.'Back row: Da\'liuqhn Thornton. Jeff Hampton. Matt Judi.,h. Lexinqton mit h. Josh R.»ssell , Koree RJ>ss, 'TYrone Stevenson. skia N'diaye, R..odney , 'ewton. Michael Waddy and William Ford. �' "My favorite moment was during our game against Thornton when I jumped up, snatched the ball out or the air. and sprinted for the end zone:· • 1\bram vera. 12. l c:!lockw:ise from top left: Extra yards. Giving a second effort, senior Jamiko Verner leans for the first down while senior Will Ford looks to rna ke a block. Hold tight. Keeping control, junior Q..uentin Hildreth stretches iji~365i;~~ii~ across the pylon. Tuck and go. lr"'"illl'l..--::::o:i:t"-:::r'""':~~P;;t~-:'"l':<il crambling out or the pocket, ...--•.t.-'"-~~\. b< senior Josh RJJsselllooks for a pass. K lck orf. l\fter scoring a field goal against TJ. junior Zach Gro•. nickle kicks orr. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) "II wa s truly a priv· ilege to be on thi s team. I' ve never ex· perienced anything quite like it:· • Josh RJJssell. 12. "I play football because when I am on the field and ready to play, I am truly happy.• • Paul Smith. 12. '' Cf!lockwise from cop left: Near miss. Dodging and avoiding a vicious tackle. senior running back Koree R.Jlss runs the ball down and scores against Overland while sophomore Lexington mith provides a block. Snaggedl Intercepting the Thornton quarterback. senior 1\bram Vera pulls the ball in and runs the length or the field for a touchdown. (Photo by Mark Trapino) Knock •em dead. Pursuing the 0verland running back, senior R...yan Gray prevents the first down while senior Jo. h Thylor takes the angle. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) 'Breakaway. fter escaping from the grasp or his opponent. senior 1Yrone Ievenson catches the ball in the end zone for a touchdown. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �e The team had a succe ... en the battlefield.JV'football had a rough~ tart. winning only rut ~ eason. starting out with a one of its fir~ t three game~. The victory over Littleton. 12-6. "\\'e team beat Littleton. 21-20 in played our hardest all season three overtimes.As the ea on and came out on top the major· progre~ sed. they brought more ity of the time:· stated freshman in ten ity but ~ till lost to TJ. 32-0. Nolan Lassiter. The boy-. ende1 and gave randview a fair fight the season with a tough lo. s 11 but lo~ t, 28"7. "We didn't care that Grandview. 2016. Both team welo tto randviewbecau~ewe proved to be excellent competi· played our best:• said freshman tors with future potential. • ydney Trevon Warren Lean to the left. After takinq the pitch. freshman Ezekiel13ishop, looks for an open lane to the end zone. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) Tiptoes.R..-eceivinqa punt, junior R-eggie Lewis runs toward the Brighton defense. (Photo by ydney ~ mith) High Strides. Excitinq the East fans. junior Q..uinn Williams blocks for jun' Sherman ibbs. while he manages to break free of the Grandview defense toQ!! a first down. (Photo ·By ydney mit h) J~Team ··1 play football for my brother. I want to set a good example for him:· • RJchard Hicks, C), JWe Football. "\\'e all play football like it is our last qame:· • Keven Dawson, 10. Pronl row: Jo-.eph Bank ... l.:!ournell Panninq~ •. ·olan t.a .. -.iter and Shaun Dowdell. Second row:IJai no,.o. Keven Daw-.on. Donovan 1\nkele. Daniel Seqal. Darien Grieqo. Rjver Thompson and ,YI<r Third row: RJchard Hicks. Trevon \\'arren.l.:!oach David ()un-.more.l:!oach ,\\ichael White. C:?uach Adam,, Q.JJinn ,\larch man. and Drew l,ouo. Pourlh row: Jell ,,t~inson. l.:!hazz Leeds. Taylor !louse. Benneu.lan Kamlet, Bryan Trawin~~. dam ,\\arcantoni. Ore-.· Behnke and Jes-.e Thomas. Plllh ro E-.pino ..a. R.ay l'eazell. ,\\arcu" Gordon. R.eqqi l.:!arter. l.:!hristian ,\\endoza. Zan Appell. lmari !'>m Jaylen , 'oble. 'Back row: Jordan Guzman. Evan Bledsoe, Jacob Mann, Julian f3ocaneqra. :'>ahiM Jahlon R.eid.l:!arlos 1\lcantar-l..ozano. and Hollins \\'ashinqton. �No catch. Pressuring the Thornton reciever; freshman Najhad Lewis makes his move to separate him from the ball. (Photo by ydney mit h) eJockwise from top left: e) pen man. Lookinq to complete the half-back pass, sophomore D·evile Gaines looks down field while freshman Ezekiel Bishop make. a block. (Photo by Sydney mith) Stomp the yard! Thking the runner down. sophomore Keven Dawson takes the Montbello fullback down while sophomores Jodeci laughter. and Adam Marcantoni lend a hand. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) Slip and slide. Hanging on to a 13riqhton offender with one hand. junior herman Gibbs makes a final attempt to bring the man down. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) l'rtat row, Darien Grieqo, • 'olan La~~iter. Shaun Dowdell, DMiel Seqal, l:!ournell t'annlnq~ and Jo.,eph Ban ~cond row R khard Hicb, lmari Smlth.l:!hazz Leed,, 1'\lon Williams, Kiko Grimes. Dabi tide· Rj\er Thompson, 'fYier Burrell, Marlo E. pinosa and .Je~~e Thoma~:sack row. Najhad Lewb, R.ay t'ttz IL Jac(lb ,\\ann. Daniel Sennett, Jell 1'\tklnson, Trevon Warren, Dante Bennett, Bryan Trasvina. rlos kantar. Ore\<' Behnke and Julian Bocaneqra. "I Jove this Kam. I scored my first touchdown for East this season!" • RJver Thompson. '1. "Back up. Dashing down the field, freshman RJver Thompson makes crucial block for freshman RJchard Hicks. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) "I Jove football becau. e it is a qreat way to blow off steam. It is a qreat way to release stres. :· • 'olan Llssiter; '1. J\?e "'•'"'"· +++ �The cro country team exceeded expectation_. "ThL was one of the bigge t team we have had in years:· said eoach Kohuth. The team grew dramatically, consL ting mainly or freshmen and sophomores. "A a team. we did a great job working together. It was a great way to begin my _enior year.• aid earlo Davis. (in_et) The team began competition with the Pat Patten Invitational, ho ted the East Invitational for the second year. and completed the regular _eason with the ummit Invitational. The team scored ----~-----. its be t combined results at the TJ Invitational. where the girls fini hed second and the boy came in fourth. Winning it all. fre hman Litlie Toa pern took fir t place. surpas ing all female runners by thirty-nine seconds. In the OPS Invitational, the girls earned a hard fought econd place. "I was proud of our - - - team becau e we gave it the be t fight. and it felt great to improve o much from the TJ Invitational:• aid enior Madeline ""Basse. At the eity Meet, held at ""Bible Park. sophomore Jenny Nill fini hed in ninth place. one of her be t re_ults. The cross country team• ea on was punctuated by the girts· third place fini h in the OPL; the boys team placed sixth. R...unning by the competition. freshman Lillian Toaspern topped the all league team with a total time of f>://.43. Toa pern•s out tanding performance earned her a trip to the tate meet where he placed 12th overall. She was the fir t state qualifier for Ea t in year . The team's succe created excitement for next year. • Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert 2007 eross eountry 8/~ Pat Patten Invitational Girls : 12th ')/8 ""Boys : 17th TJ Invitational Girls : 2nd ""Boys : 4th DPS 5k-Kennedy ')/12 Girl : 2nd ')/22 East Invitational Girls: 7th ')/2') ""Boys: lOth ummit Invitational Girls: l)th 10110 Girl : Jrd 10127 ""Boys :6th ""Boy : lOth eity Meet ""Boy :6th State Meet Lillian Toaspern. 12th Front row: eolelle Kendrick. Leah R...eusch , Kalen 1\cquisto. Thlya Zax and Devon Tubbs. Second row: Pranshe~ka · uerra. Madeline R...eusch, a ra h Lassen, ava nna a i las. Ju I ia Puch i, Dan ielle Bo_e, · ina13asse, Yeva nit R...eschechtk "Bethany Hill and 1\lexa 1\dix. Third row: Elizabeth eheever. ehristina oma. Jakoby13aker. Sophie edion. Morqa! mith, ~an Dunn, eoach Kohuth, eoach Ko hio, Molly Jonas. Jennifer Nill, David ""Booth. Elizabeth Weqmann. Emilit 1\bboll and 1\ndy Den_on.'Back row: earlo Davis. Thomas eabeii-Kiuch. am Zisser. Mason Lloyd, Molly Mceullouqh. Jacob Voiles. Blythe Hawthorne-Loizeaux, Lillian Toa_pern, Nick McDonnell. Andrea Miller. Hannah O'Neill. March Holle, Erik andersen and Jack 0'13rien. �"1\ great group of people come together to run, and it keeps us in shape for the other sports we play!" •earlo Davis, 12 f!Jockwise from top left: eatch- ing up. Picking up speed, freshman Erik andersen, passeshisGWopponenl. eovering ground. Pacinq herself, sophomore 'Bethany Hill runs eity Park. Steady striding. Joqginq alone, senior Thomas eabeii-Kiuch hits his zone. Last leg. Sprinting to the fin ish, junior Meg Thta and sophomore Elizabeth eheever push hard to finish. (Photos 'By Kody Gaulden) "eross eountry may seem like an individual port. but you must work as a team to succeed!" • Kalen 1\cquisto, //. "eross eountry is hard while you're running, but afterwards you feel amazing:· •Lillian Toaspern. '). Invitational senior Emilie Triumphant three. In the D Abbot, junior Kalen 1\cqui to, and sophomore Jenny Nill run side by side for encouragement as they print to the finish line for an East victory. (Photo 'By Kody Gcmlden) Kicking to the finish. R..unning past her opponents, freshman Lillian Toaspern finished strong by winninq first place in the DPS Invitational. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) High strides. Enduring the heat. freshman Yevanit R..eschechtko pushes toward the finish line in the TJ Invitational. (Photo 'By Kody Gaulden) �.. occer was a lot or run this year because we had so much talent, win state next year!" • Kevin R..oper. 12. "Yo amo el futbol me encanta:· • Nate Urig, 12. "Fouryearsofworking and playing hard really paid orr in the end:' •"Brian McQ..uinn, 12. Footloose. Displaying his fancy footwork, senior Nate Urig protects the ball before clearing it again t the GW offense. (Photo by eanyon ""Soak) etockwise from top left: Goal kick. eoncentrating hard on the ball, junior goalie Grant imon takes a goal kick in a playoff game against Green Mountain. Head on. Leaping high above the other players, senior "Brian McQ..uinn hits a spectacular header in a game against Montbello as fellow senior Nate Urig provides support. Foot race. Fighting to outrun the Montbello player. senior Suli Shareef sprints as hard as he can down the field in hopes of scoring. (Photos by Tess Jackson) �VCLY~y boyc¥ ~ Thevarsityboysteamhadanimpressiveseason,earningthe city championship title. Theydom inated theleaguewithanoverall record of t2-3. To open the season, they won a notable game againstFt.eollins,t-O,whichwasrankedsecondinstateatthe time. They then went on todefeateolumbineinaclose3-2game. After suffering consecutive losses to Pine ereek and Fruita Monument, the team sprung right back up to bearBoulder. t-O. The team closed the regular season with six straight wins; against North, 6-0, TJ, to-o. GW, 8-0. West,IJ-t, Kennedy, 8-0 and South, 2-1. "By beating South, they sealed the deal on the city championship. Junior goalie Grant Simon said, "Soccer wasgreatandweleftourmarkduringstate!' 111111..-~llllil~-:• Theyhadastrongstartin the state tournamentwinningtheirfirsttwogamesagainst Green Mountain, 2-0. and Pomona. 2-t. The players• toughness was showcasedin the win against Pomona,inwhichjuniorgoalieGrant Simon had his nose broken after a save, juniorl?atrickFarris-Hilairetookagoaliepunt to his eye, and sophomore Mikey Klein suffered a concussion. After dominating the entire game offensively and defensively, R....ocky Mountain got a lucky break and scored the winning goal beating East, t-O. Still, the boys did not let the loss put a damper on a successful season. "E)ur teamwork and leadership allowed us to be a force in state:' said senior Tim Hambidge (inset). • R...achel Nevers. 2001 varsity -soys Soccer 8/3t 9/4 9/6 9/7 9/8 9/8 9/20 9/25 9/21 t0/2 tO/IJ t0/9 tO/tt t0/t6 t0/t8 Front row: JonMarc Marlatt. Gabe Fancher. Grant imon. Mikey Klein and Finn David. Second row: 13illy Sorensen. Brian McQ..uinn, Alex Hall, Nate Urig and Luke Arlow. Third row: Kevin R..J>per; harod Dadgar. eoach13eth Hinz. eoach Paul Markson, Jack 13ingham. Zach ·sotden and Nick Lewis. "Back row: Zach Grossnickle. Patrick Farris·Hilaire. Joe ' calise, Adam chreiber. Tim Hambidqe. uti hareef. ick Zeller and Gideon Hertz. Ft. eollins eolumbine Arvada West Widefield Pine ereek Fruita .Mon. "Boulder Montbello Lincoln North TJ GW We,t Kennedy South Playoffs: t0/24 Green .Mtn. t0/27 Pomona t0/3t R..J)cky .Mtn. 1-0 3-2 1-0 6-0 2-3 Oi 1-0 1-0 0-2 6-0 10-0 8-0 tti 8-0 2i 2-0 2i Oi �f)ne on one. Headed towards the opposing end of the field. freshman Dylan Yawger successfully keep_ the ball away from a GW defender and puts a shot on goal. (Photo by Peter Hartman) winningthreegame : Forteotlin • 3-t. eotumbine. 6-0. and Arvada We t.ll-0. However. their winning treak was interrupted with to_ es to -aoulder 0-2. and Lincoln 0-2. The team got back on track. with a punishing win again t outh. 8-t. "I liked playing because it brought me closer to my friends:· commented freshman -aenno orensen. The e team also had a pro- eut loose. In a game against rival GW. junior Will eonnolly breaks away from hisopponentandbeatshimdown thesid line. (Photo by Peter Hartman) -send it II ke-seck ham. peed i ng aIter the ball. sophomore Jack Henderson plant hard to send the ball down field. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) ries. "We had a great team a hopefully each person learne something:• said eoach 11 lJrig. They had a rough ta with a tieagainstHinkley.ttar a los against Grandview. t· However. they came back \\'U wins again_t Kennedy. ()-6.'-:i 2-t.andTJ. 5-2.-aoth theJV'ar e teams finished the sea. on the top of their games. • R..<lchel Neve Steal the bacon. '"Battling the W opponent for possession. freshman M~ MacKenzie sweep_ the ball from underneath the defender's foot as freshman 0 Yawger moves to the open space. (Photo by Peter Hartman) J~Team " occer is a team sport and we are all working toqether to achieve one goal:" • Adam Estacio. 10. "I like soccer because it is such a competitive sport. I love the intensity of every qame. no matter the opponent:· • Dylan Yawqer; Cl. First row: Dylan Yawqer. Kevin Mahoney. R._yan eossoff. Philip Greenholz. Wathen and Demian Mallo-Smith. Second row: Grant ·Beczkalo, lan Mceon\ Andrew Gray, Gamachu aid. eoach Jody R...oberts. Adam Estacio. Loqan K Wylie Urig and Joe Nathanson. -sack row: Will Toaspern, Adrian Apodaca. Henderson. 13enno Sorensen. Matt Go_ che. Miles MacKenzie. Alex Ho'>kin. Snodgrass and13aer Holden. �Scanning the Field. Waiting patiently, sophomore Sam mith searches the field for an open teammate. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) elockwise from top left: "Breakaway. Dribbling the ball out of the defensive third. sophomore KevinDeras leads his team down into offensive territory while freshman Joe ehapman move into a supporting position. Get outta here. Punting with force. freshman goalie Alex Perez concentrates on getting the ball to his orrense to the opposite end or the field in a game against GW. Defensive play. Waiting for the pass. freshman Nathan R-eynolds holds back his opponent while teammates. freshmen Kelvin R...ico-Pineda. Leo eabrera and eoulter Freyre prevent the Kennedy players from receiving the ball. (Photos by Zoe Tweed) "We really had fun this season and that is what soccer is all about:• First row: Kevin Deras. Dylan Saunders. Byron Portillo, Saubhagya 13udhathoki. Salvador Flores-Martinez. Joe ehapman. Leo eabrera and Alfonso Vdrgas. Second row: Nathan Garcia, Sam Smith. ehris Herrmann. Alejandro MoralesHernandez, Logan Hanson and Forrest Golec. "Back row: eoach Tom Uriq. Jota ~inomiya, Kelvin RJco-Pineda. Alex Perez. Luke 13uchanan. Teo Price'BroncuCia. Jacob Fairhurst and ehris Gray. • Alfonso Vdrgas,/1. Head on. As the ball comes his way, junior 1\milcar Lorenzo-Zorrilla prepare to head it towards the goal. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) "Even though I play defense. I like to score. I love the rush I get after scoring from mid-field:· • ehris Gray. 10. �"Teamwork was a major part of our success this season. I am really happy with what we did:· • &ilee Ferguson,//. c:?lockwise from top left: Stay fo- cused. With her eye on the ball, senior Justine ullivan makes the qrab for an out at first base. Grou nder.l n posit ion to get an ou 1. senior Maya Burcheue scoops up a qround ball hit to first base. elean cut. AI the plate, junior ,...""'l'P - - - - --==aa--J Gael en Lombard-Knapp connects 11 to get a hit. Get low. About to tag the runner. senior eandace Jones qets the out as senior Felicia 'Benavidez moves into position for an overthrow. (Photos by Peter Hartman) "Thi was a rebuilding year for our team. but we played well and Ireally had a lot or fun:• • eandace Jones. 12. "We worked hard to become a team this season. and the effort we put in helped us grow together and learn everyone's strengths and weaknes es:· •""Blake Dowling,//. craper. Vreparinq to catch a pop fly. junior riqht !ieklel eailee Ferguson gets under th' b II nd i position in a game aqainst TJ. lncomln Throwing the ball back to the infield ....eniol' Felicia ""Benavidez warms her arm up bel a game against West. Tu r n around. i\ller just missing a quick grounder hit past -.eco base. junior elaire imon quickly recover- • get the ball across the infield and the runn out at first base. (Photos by Peter Hartman c:?lockwise from top left: . Sky "Brick wall. Giving a target and location for pitcher ""Blake Dowling against TJ, junior catcher Gaelen Lombard-Knapp crouches behind the plate ready to glove the next pitch. (Photos by Peter Hartman) �V(it,V~y~ The var ity oftballteam had another great year. losing only two games in the league and putting together a five-game winning streak. After recuperating from , orne tough losse at the beginning of the sea on, such a eheyenne Mountain, 010, and 0ktaha. Oi5,the girl began to bring it together with a win again t Montbello, 20-0. "Although we did not do as well as we hoped, I am very proud of our team and the great improvement we made from the fir, t game to the last game. We put together a good season in the end:· said senior Maya "Burchette (in et). The GW victory, 10-0. wa one of the highlightsofthesea onbecau etheteamdisplayed one of its best performances. The game again, t TJ also stood out a an important character building game becau e although they lost s-6, they came back from behind and gave TJ a hard fight. With only a day to refocu , the ...__ _ _.....__ _. game against in-teague rival Kennedy was important for regional standing . Unfortunately, the girls fought hard but lost, 6"7. junior Gaelen Lombard-Knapp said, " oftball wa totally awe orne this year. We fought hard for what we wanted. When we didn't get what we wanted. we fought even harder.• The girls played hard the entire eason, fini hing with a record of C)-JJ, qualifying for the tate tournament, where they went down with a fight against 0verland. • eallie RAynor. ~007 varsity Softball Pront row: R..enita Granberry, elaire imon, Maya-Burchette. RAchel 1eed andl3renna Fujimolo.Second row: Kalhleen Ceqner. 131ake Dowlinq. Madeline chroeder. Felicia "Benavidez and eandace Jone _. '"Back row: Jusline ullivan. Erin 'Bales, eoach Jen Mahoney, eoach Mike Mahoney, aelen Lombard-Knapp and eailee Ferguson. 7-0 8/23 Horizon 8/25 ~Min 010 8/31 Oi5 0ktaha 8/31 Air Academy C)-3 C)/I Pine erest 5"1.3 C)/I t-6 l..e\\is-Pcllmer C)/I eheyenne Mtn LJ-5 C)/6 Montbello 22-0 C)/8 LewisPdlmer Oi5 C)/// 8-0 West C)M Horizon 2"1.3 C)/18 10-0 Lincoln C)!IC) 161 outh C)/20 Adams eity 7-0 C)J2LJ 7-0 North C)/28 10-0 G.V s-6 "D 1012 6~ 10/ll ~ 01.3 10/8 Lake\\ood 112 0vertand IO/L3 \'arsily oflball. �Perfect relea e. With great form. junior13renna Fujimoto throws a strike to help win the game against outh as junior eailee Ferguson gets in position to field the ball. (Photo by eanyon13oak) Taking a cut. tepping up 10 the plate. freshmanHannahNathansongetsready to connect with a fastball from the TJ pitcher. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) Stretch for it. Lunging for the ball to make an out at third ba. e against TJ. freshman Lauren 1\rline stretches to make a grab. (Photo by Kody Gaulden) jv JV' had a rough ~ tart, after five games in the Don Mceall tournament. the team re-grouped and won iL fir t game in the OP league 281 against West and went on to beat rival TJ. 12-8 in a hard fought game. "It was enjoyable watching the young ladies improve as the eason went on:• aid eoach Howard Karsh. The e-team had a lo~ ing the first start, loosing their first thr games at the Pomona Tour~· ment and loosing to suburba team ~ . Horizon 12-4 and Qhe enne Mountain 18-2. They d. better in legue beating We:t3 and Manual 7-4. The highlig was the hard earned win O\'e Kennedy' JV' team. 1514. "Th' was the best game·: said fre . man Mikayla Irvin, "We playe hard and got results:· • ""Blake Dowlin No hitter. In a game against TJ. fre. hman pitcher Jessica Vdleta pushe!-t hard the mound and throws a fastball to strike out the baller. (Photo by Kody Gauldeln J~Team "I play softball because the girls always get really close, and I get 10 eat sunflower seeds:• • elaire imon. //. +++JVJ'e o!1ball. "I love softball because it encourages me to get good grades, and it is a very challenging sport!" • 1\riel eanada, II. Pront row: 'Brenna Fujimoto. Emily Steseny and elaire imon. Second 1'0 Kathleen Gegner. Madeline chroeder. 1\riel eanada. R..enita Granberry and lacey Thbb. 'Sack row: Samantha Egle. eamille Farris, eoach Howard Ka Erin13ates and eailee Ferguson. �Full extension. Driving her hands through the ball, junior Erin "Bates makes a solid hit against the South team allowing her to reach first base safely. (Photo by eanyon"Boak) etodnt-1se from top/eft:Sale!R...unning hard to third base, freshman Jessica Vii leta beats out the throw from the TJ left fielder and is called safe by the umpire. putting her in scoring position. eharge it. Hustling after an in-field grounder down the first base line, freshman Julia Schroeder makes a great attempt to stop the ball so that the TJ runners will not advance to the next base. (Photos by Kody Gaulden) Down and dirty. R...unning fa t to beat the throw home, junior Erin "Bates slides into home plate, under the tag and helps win the game against outh. (Photo by eanyon ""Soak) "Batter up. Zeroing in on the ball. junior eta ire imon hits a triple in a crucial game against TJ while junior "Brenna Fujimoto waits on deck. (Photo by eanyon 13oak) "The team started orr slow, but as the season went on we became a really good team:· • Stacey Thbb. l). Pront row: Hannah Nathanson. Anne Gaudin. Hannah R..,eger. Kimberly R...uiz. Adele Vrooman and Genievee Terrones. "Back row: Mikayla Irvin. Lauren Arline. eoach Earl Garland, Jessica Vdleta and Julia chroeder. ··I loved playing softball because I had a lot of fun. I loved the coaches and the girls were really nice. l"m glad I played:· • Kimberly R...uiz. l). J\?e Soflball+++ �"13eingonthegotr team is fun and relaxing. 13eingable to hang with the quys and be outside makes the golf team that much better:• • Jesse Gaass. 12. elock"tti-.e from top left: Perfect posture. Keeptng his back straight. sophomore golfer or the year; Ned lmhoiT, connects with the ball for a clean putt. Four! With a strong back swing, senior Patrick Meyer. hits a shoe out of the rouqh. Unlng up. Eyeing the green. senior Jes..<;e Gaass prepares for a birdiepu~t.Pholos by Peter Hartman) Ste ng Up. Walking in the rough. reshman Adlison Squibbs. steps to take a shot. (Photo by Sam Lass) "I love the individual competition that golf gives me. Irs just me against the course:• • aron Guereca, II. ·'The golf team gi\oes me a great opportunity to be ouL'iide and smack some shols <kM11 the fairwa)t' • Patrick Meyer. 12. Drive Itt Teeing orr. junior 1\aron Guereca lines up to take a shot on a par four during the Denver Public League invitational at eity Park. (Photo by Sam Lass) R...eadlng the green. Aligning his putt, junior David teninger aims for the cup. (Photo by am Lass) Eye on the ball. Keeping his focus, junior Jon &i prepares to take a shot from the fairway. (Photobl am Lass) �The boys golf team had a successful season. taking first place in five of its six regular season matches. The boys won the OPS Invite. beating TJ by two strokes. "We came away with a big win. which set the bar high:• said junior golfer of the year David Steninger. Following the uccess at the OPS Invitational. the team came in second behind TJ at the Willis ease Invitational where enior and golfer of the year. Jes e Gaass shot an 86 and junior Aaron Guereca shot a C)O. "Although we came in second. I felt that we still played well and gave them strong competition:• said junior Jon eass (inset). 0ther team wins included 0verland and the varsity eup Tournament at Wellshire where Jessie Gaa hot a 63 and took fir t place honors. The team finished the regular season by taking first place in the OPL. crowned a eity ehampions yet again. "It's great to continue our dominance in the OPLand with the strong group of freshmen we had this year. I look forward to building a competitive team within the state:• L:..:.-~lloolii~..,..J said coach John Leamon. Individual honors went to senior Je se Gaass. fir t team all league. and juniors Jon ea s and Aaron Guereca who garnered second team honors. The JV' team played league tournaments at Ken earyl, Willis ease, and 0verland. taking first place in all three. The freshman team went to a JV' tournament at Thorncreek and fini hed in the middle of the pack. a respectable seventh place and Johnny Park earned freshman golfer of the year. • Jamie Urbana 2007 ""Boys Golf 8115 OPS Invitational 8/11 Kennedy Match 8/20 Knolls Invitational 1st (2ll8) • Aaron ~uereca 80 1st (25C)) • Aaron Guereca 81 (2flC)) • Jesse Gaass 82 81'23 Willis ease htvitalional 2nd (25C)) • Jesse ~aass 86 8/281\ir Force Invitational 18th(266) • Jesse Gaass 87 8/2'> 0verland Match 1st (2ll2) • Jesse Gaass 80 8/30 Pinery Invitational (267) • Jesse Gaass 8!l '>Ill Wellshire Invitational 1st (255) • Je __ e Gaass 83 '>16 eity Park Invitational 1st (255) • Jesse Gaass 83 Front row: Greg Francis. Addison Squibb_. Wilson carbeary. am my Legge and Peter Park. Second row: Jesse Gaass. Dcwid teninger, Aaron Guereca. Jon eass. Ned Imhoff and Patrick Meyer. "Back row: Eric earlson. eonner eallahan. l\nthony Arrieta, eoach Schulls, eoach Leamon. coli Heider. Zach Mceain and ehris Leavengood. '>112 varsity eity eup '>12 R....egional 1st (2!lll) • Jesse Gaass 78 056) • ::·G::i~~ �After graduating seventeen seniors Ia t eason, the varsity field hockey team had openings to player of all ages. "Try outs were especially intense this year becau e everyone had a chance at a varsity spot:• said junior RJ> a Perlman. eoach Julie tephens pushed the girls during tryouts and chose a relatively small team. Five sophomores made the team. making it the youngest group varsity had seen in years. Due to the number of new talent to the varsity team. the girls had a rough time coming together. At the beginning of the season. they suffered losses to eA. t-5, and Ft. eollin 0-2. However. a little bit a work and a victory over Grandview, 21. gave the team a boost. "0ur team came together towards the middle of the season. which helped us pick up the pace of our game:• said ophomore Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert. The most exciting win was against rival. Smoky Hill. which went into an overtime seven vs. seven player sudden death. """Beating Smoky Hill was the best moment of the season:• said sophomore Hayley Jenkins (inset) who assisted the winning goal to junior Kendal Murray. "Even though we didn't come out on top, we had such a successful eason.""By the end. we were more than just teammate • we were close friends:• said senior and captain Ainslie 0'Neil. The varsity team showed great potential for taking state next season. • Jamie Urbana. 2007 varsity Field Hockey ')Ill Golden ')/6 ')/8 eA Redlirs ')/JJ ')/17 Eaglecrest ')-O t-5 0"2 3-Q 10/3 6-0 StMary'S tll Grandview 21 Smoky Hill 0'5 01 Ft.eollins Eaglecrest 7-0 O-ll eA 10/ll St. .Mary's ')II') ')/20 ')/25 ')/28 10/1 Golden Playoffs: 10/') Smoky Hill t-3 tO Vilrsity Field Hockey. Pront row: Kendal Murray, Lexie Sigler and Lisa Engelken. Second row: Ainslie O'Neil. Jordan ""Booth, Katherine er~·. Addie Gorr. Aly13ortle, Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert and R..osa Perlman. '"Back row: Tess Mitzner. Mikayla Alexis. EmilY earl on, eoach eonnie Schussler. eoach Julie tephens, Alice Oesmoulin , Haley Jenkins and Anna R...egan. �"Get hyphy!" • Ainslie 0 'Neil. 12. e/ockwise from top left. Q.u ick ~~~~-~~-l!'~.tJ-•~stick. Flicking the ball over her •---"':!opponents stick. junior Kendal _____,,..Murray dribbles to goal. Tight dribble.Focu."iingontheball.junior t--_.~ Katherine erew prepares to pass up the field. "Breaking through.!:::::==:===~=::-=~:::11 AfterdodgingaeAdefender.senior Jordan13oolh sprints towards the qoal. Q.ulck touch. Planting her fOOl. sophomore Kelley M&arroiiGilbert dears the ball. (Photos by Jon "Berman) "cast field hockey is so much fun. and I love my team!" • Lexie igler; 12. "Field hockey is way too legit to quit!" • Jordan 13ooth. 12. '' C!lockwise from top left: Sidewinder. Drib· bling past two Eaglecrest defenders. junior Mikayla Alexis works hard to maintain possession of the ball until she makes a pass. Give and go. ettlinq the ball on her stick. junior Lisa Engelken flips a short pass to senior Jordan 13ooth in a game again t eA. Following through. In a challenging game against Smoky Hill. junior Emily earlson takes a free hit, hoping to pass through the moky Hill defense. (Photos by Jon 'Berman) Huddle up! Gathering before playing moky Hill. the varsity team knocks their sticks together to get pumped up for the game. (Photo by Jon 'Berman) VO"ily Fi<ld HO<k<y.+ + + �Goingforthegoat. Thkingacorner. freshman Lauren Woody passes to freshmen RAchel Harms and kye Pawlik. (Photo courtesy of 'Break through. In a close game against ereek, freshman Anne Fine takes the ball down the side I in e. (Photo courtesy or Jonathon 13erman) "As a freshman, it was great to make new friends through field hockey.· • Lauren Woody. l1. elockwlise from top left: Double team. Passing one and taking on two eheyenne Mountain opponents, sophomore Kora Monigle dribbles down the field as teammate as freshman Meredith Duce orrers support for a pass. eoncentration. After her t. Marys opponent commits a rout, freshman ophie Pelz prepares to take a free hit into the circle in hopes or getting a corner. Smack that. Fighting to lengthen the lead against a solid eheyenne Mountain team, freshman Nora ""Bates drives the ball into the goal past two defenders. (Photos courtesy or Jonathon 13erma n) "I loved being captain and being able to set a good example for all or the new players:· • Kora Monigle. 10. Front row: arah earlson, Maura McKay. Nora·Bates and Kora Moniqle. Seco row: etair13igglin, Anne Fine, Emma Thompson. Skye Pawlik, Meredith 0lf(t RAchel Harms and Maggie R-oper. 'Back row: Sophie Pelz. Stephanie •'el' eecily -Botelho, eonnie Slusser. Lauren Woody, Megan Ryan and Sarah Naug~ ton. �eatch me If you can. Oodqinq her moky Hill opponent. junior avannah McMillan-ehristmas races towards the goal. (Photo. courtesy of Jonathonl3erman) The JV' field hockey team 4rted off the season by facing • ri\al eA and went down with right. 1-0. However; the team arne back strong and defeated t.eollins. 1-0. · olden, .J-2, and ,r4ndview. Lt-0. "I feel privileged to have ·orked with East for the pa. t years. The girls alway. out with excitement and ~th a lot of pa. sion for the game:• aid coach, Annie Kruger. The e team played ereek and to t, 0-6, but when they faced them again, they managed to tie, 0-0. Following their improvement against ereek. they defeated eheyenne Mountain Lt-0. Fre. hman Meredith Ouce said, "Field hockey was hard at fir. t, but we worked together as a team and had a great eason:· • Haley Jenkins '"Break away. Goinqtoqoal. juniorRJiey Mcearthy prepares to shoot as sophomore .'\ \arqret Minninq and freshman Lizzie Larson provid support. (Photo courtesy of Jonathon Berman) Take away. tealinq the ball. junior bbye Neel break. up a . corinq opportunity for rivaL e .(Photocourtesy of Jonathon Berman) JV'Team row: Kelli l'hlberq. Kate Boyle. Mia Madrid. Ellen Oowninq and Leiqh t. econd row: Lizzie Lar on. Megan earlson. Meqan Bortle. Grace ne. Olivia Hamblin. Lillie Berman and eora Lemar: '"Back row: RJiey Mcear•'tdrqaret Minniq. elaire Jone .. Kalene \a. on. eoach nnie Kruqer. lzzy I rezza. Sa\'annah \cMillian-ehristmas. Lauren Ostrander and Abbye , 'eel. "field hockey is qreat becau..,e it is never borinq. and I especially lo\'e runninq in our _kirts ... • Kalene \a . on. 10. "I love field hockey because it L such a great bondinqexperience.and I got to meet new people:· • Megan earbon. II. J\?e Field Hockey. �After losing only four varsity players, the team was out to "make a statement:• coach Mark Thalhofer aid before every match. Early summer camps and daily play en ured a successful eason. Dedication to the team and a great squad continued East's winning tradition. After a pair of 7-0 victories against Smoky Hill and eolorado Academy. the team was off to a great tart. That was the confidence builder the team needed before taking the annual trip to Grand Junction for the We tern lope Invitational. With an overall 2212 record in Grand Junction. coaches Mark Thalhofer and Michelle Topf were very proud of the team. Tennis i a unique sport because each player fights for victory for himself. a well as for the team. The players support and recognize great shots from their opponents as exemplified by senior Torin Schuster's favorite line. "That's a phat shot:• R-.egionals was a very exciting time. espe.____ _ _ _ __. cially for freshman Jake Malman who played number three singles. According to Mal rna n. "R--eg ion aIs was very nerve-racking because the whole team watches:• With all singles player getting second place at regionals and all doubles players winning. including junior Spencer Erickson (Inset) the whole team was off to state. East wa one of only five SA team to qualify all members to state. At tate. East placed /lth overall. with freshman Thylor Williams and senior David Goodman reaching the semifinals. All the hard work paid off with a rewarding season. • Jake Mal man and '"Beatriz eontreras 2001 Varsity "Boys Tennis 1-0 Smoky Hill 8/21 8/29 eolorado Academy 1-0 22-12 West Slope 9/6 4-3 Grand Junction 9/14 9/15 ereek Invitational 12-8 1-0 TJ 9/18 5-2 eherryereek 9/19 5-0 North 9/4 1-0 Kennedy 9/25 0 -7 Kent 9/15 1-0 GW 9/21 lt-3 ~gionals 10/6 1-10 State 10/13 First row: Jake Malman. Ari Mal man. Spencer Erickson and Thylor Williams. 'Back row: eoach ;\\ark Thalhofer. Joseph Lassen. David Goodman."Barrett Hubregsen. Jerr Thalhofer. Torin chusler. Max Grillo. Kevin Shroads and eoach Michelle Topf. �"For four year., this team has been great, from the coache~ to the boys and all the joke .. lhavesomegreat memories for the re~t or my life:· • Max Grillo. 12. C!Joek"wise from top left: "Back offl teppinq back, freshman Jake Malman drilL the ball to Kent Denver: Smash hit. Movinq towards the ball. junior Jamie Crbana return. eolorado Academy's serve. R..eady, et, go. Waiting for the ball, ~enior David · oodman stands ready to return ereek·sserve. Woosh.Leaning in, . enior 1\ri \alman make. hb mark again. t moky Hill. (Photos by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) "I really enjoy playing tenni. because it'. a huge challenge. In my fir. tyearat•l singles. the experience. are ju. t incredible:• • Jo eph La. en, 10. "Tennis is a cia .. ic • port played by wellmannered gentlemen. This uniQue history or cia - i ne. add. to the thrill or playing the game:· • 1\ri Malman. 12. Winding up. In perfect form, . ophomore Jo. eph La .• en follows the ball with his hand and prepares to serve an ace. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth ) on the ball. Looking straight ahead. junior Erickson makes sure his shot is accu(Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) Stretching save. Lunging into his backhand. . enior Max rillo returns the ball to hi. opponent. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) Vdrsilyl3oys Tenni.. �Th~~n.Hitti~afure~~jun~MK~-;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~ Guthrie returns a ball for a winner in a tough match against ereek. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) C!Jockudse from top rigrt: R-acquet position. creeching to a halt to make a . hot. fre. hman Nate eass grits his teeth as he makes a crucial shot against his eherry ereek nemesis. 'Balance beam. Moving fast. junior Matt Dowling keeps his balance in order to hit a clean • hot to his Montbello opponent. The shot hit the corner or the ally. winning the point and finishing the match securing the straight set individual and 7-0 team win. E)verhead. Extending his strong arm to strike the ball. junior Jacob Zax gets some extra height to serve an ace aqainst his eherry ereek opponent. (Photos by Zoe Tweed) Solid contact. eondensi ng his shot, junior Gavin Jacobs keeps it tight as he goes for a forehanded shot in his match against Grand Junction. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) JVTeam "I really liked my coaches this year and that I qot to play with my friends:• • Doug Palmer. 10. "I like tennis because it's fun and you get to meet new people!" • eonor edmak. C), Front row: eonor edmak. Nate eass, 1\aron Gourd, Marc Axelrod and Jul' Hall. 'Back row: Evan Meggitt, Max Denerstein, Esteban Pacheco. Max and John 1\rmstronq. ea5 �Dodging and hitting their way through the season, the boys showed their quick, and great skills on the court. With a group of talentedanddedicated young men, irs no wonder the boys had such a great season. eoach Michelle Topf commented. "The season was very satisfying. The boys competed in a variety of tough matches and tournaments:• Freshman Marc Axelrod faced other challenges, "Learning to play doubles was the hardest part becau e you had to work together; communicateandanticipate what your partner was going to do:• he said. The season was a time to learn and master new and old kills. Although some difficult challenges were faced, overcome and rewarded with a successful season. • Amy Easley ~n the fly. Front and center. R...eturning the ball, fresh rna n Nate eass hits a clean winner: (Photo by Zoe Tweed) Preparing for an excellent hot, junior Mac Guthrie keeps his eye on the prize. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) Thylor Fant,, at han 'Bartell and eateb Zieqler. Adam ldelberg, Daniel Pre\•edel and Nathan Bartell. .Ace.Siicinq through the air. junior Paolo eiancio nails a stronqserve, using his effective slice. Paolo's . lice often deceived opponents. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) Wind it up. Preparing for a shot, freshman eonor edmak focuses on the ball, to hit the sweet pot. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) Get low. R...eturning a drop shot, junior ehris Paris bends his knees to reach the ball. (Photo by Zoe Tweed) Follow through. Hitting a cross court winner. junior JJ Westcott hits a smooth cut across the ball. (l?hoto by Zoe Tweed) ·•I like how the coaches are qreat and fun people to be around:' • Thylor rant, 12. "I really enjoyed hittinq with all of the boys and havinq so much fun:· • JJ Westcott, II . �eontinuing the tradition, the varsity team came out strong in their first two games again t Kent and Golden winning in three (25-14, 25-20, 25-20), (24-C), 25-10, 25-3) respectively. They lost a close five game match to"-Boulder (25-10,15-25. 25-23.1C)-25,15-17) where they dropped the final two games. After thi difficult loss to "-Boulder. the girls tepped up to win eight consecutive matches earning them the city champion hip title. Dominique Davis (inset), a junior and three-year veteran said, "We practiced hard and it definitely showed when we played." In the matches against Kennedy and TJ. the girls wept both teams(25-IO, 25"7, 25-13),(25-12, 25-1'7. 25-15) respectively. "The girls improved throughout the season and were quick on offense,"saideoach Donna Simington. During the district tournament, which was held at East, the team had a di appointing lo to Dakota R.idge, 0-3, in the first round but came back in the second round to beat Air Academy in a hard fought five games, 3-2. This win earned them a one game tie-breakagainstAirAcademytodecidewhowouldfaceMountain V'ista in the championship round. Determined to be the team to advance out of the pool. the girls beat Air Academy(25-t0). The win allowed them to cross over and play Mountain V'i ta, where they suffered an unfortunate loss (0-3) ending their playoff run. • David 0k ner. 2007 varsity V'olleyball 8/,JI ')/6 ')/8 ')/8 ')/8 ')/8 ')/8 ')flO ')/12 ')/13 ')/17 ')f21J ')/27 10/5 10/8 10/// 10/17 10/18 10/2.'3 ,J-0(25-IIl, 25-20, 25-20) Kent J-O (25-'), 25-10, 25;'3) Golden Longmont 0-2 (22-25. lli-25) 0-2 (1')-25. 2.'3-25) ehatfield 0-2 (18-25. 23-25) Thunder R...idqe 2-1 (23-25. 25-J'), 26-2li) Grand Junction 0-2 (1')-25. I,J-25) Windsor ""Boulder~ .J-0(25-0. 25-0. 25-0) Gateway Thornton J-1 (25-1/, 25-12.15-25. 25-15) J-O (25-10, 25-8, 25-12) Lincoln ,J-0(25-I,J. 25-lli, 25-20) Mont bello J-O (25-lll, 25-15, 25-17) GW ,J-0(25-12. 25-lli. 25-lli) West Kennedy J-0(25-10, 25-10. 25-12) .J-0 (25-20. 25-lll. 25-15) TJ 'orth ,J-0(25-12, 25-16. 25-')) ,J-0(26-2li. 25-lli. 25-12) South 1\\onarch O-J(2li-26,Ill-25,17-25) Playoffs: 10127 0-3(20-25. 16-25. LJ-25) Dakota R...idqe 10/27 Air Academy .J-2(1YlO.rn5.2it'l6.25-22.181(:j 10127 Air Academy (district playoff) 1-0 (25-10) Mountain V'i Ia O-J (1')-25, 25-lli, ')-25) Front row: Alex McHenry and arah eornish. Second row: Kaitlyn R...andol. Mercedes Adams. etair~ Westcott and Alyssa Milner: ""Back row: eoach Erin Gearing. earlie ehristianson. Mackenzie Gilchrisl. Sadie Fulton. Dominique Davis and eoach Donna imington. �"I liked volleybdll beCduse it gdve me a Wdy to get exercise and have run with interesting people." •1\lex McHenry,l2. from top/eft: Get set. the bdll. senior eldire t pdsses it to the setter: Kill it. In mid-dir; junior Dominique D<1vis sldms the bdll dt the opposing tedm.1\ce. Serv---~ inq the bdll. senior Mdckenzie Gilchrist hits deep court for "" dgdinst13oulder: Incoming. Looking up, sophomore <1die Fulton sets the b<lll in hopes of ng her point. (Photos by •1?1aying here for the past three yedrS WdS dmazing. I got to learn d new sport and mdde new friends. •&rlieehristidnson.l2 "This year. we hdd the best team East hilS ever had! We went the furthest out of dnyone in the pdSt.'' •MackenzieGilchrist.12. '' E)n a limb. Lunging to mdke d Sdve, senior 1\lex McHenry pdS- es the ball back into pldy. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Long arms. R..unning d slide from sophomore setter Sadie Fulton, senior edrlie ehristidnso~ tips the ball over the net. (Photo by Mallory Heanzeroth) Smack it. R..edching to serve the ball. senior R..hiannon13uxman sends it deep over 10 Monarch. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) v>"i<Y \OIIeyball.+ + + �Slam it. ~ oaring in the air. junior Nicola Zaragoza goes up for the amazing kill against ""Boulder High chool, while sophomore Emmy Allen, junior tephanie Pollard. and freshman Katie Wiese get into their appropriate positions. The JV' team was able to sweep up the win again. t13oulder High chool in three games. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) Yougotserved.Serving the ball, sopho· more Kirasten131air get. a marvelous ace, helping in the victory over TJ. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) tarting off with a hard win against Kent, 2518, and "Boulder. 2516, the sophomore team had a successful season. "I really had a great group of girL this year!" <:?oach Hernandez stated. The JV' team accompli hed many feaL throughout the season. They managed to pull through with victories over Gateway. 25-t'>, Boulder. 25·2 and Thornton. 2514. They d inated the whole season ar played qreat toqether. eoach Trujillo said, "E\ girl on this team worked _ hard. They played with so m desire. and it was a plea:ur working with each and e\'e one of them:• • Dominique Da\'~ Get down. Moving to the ball. junior hu na ra Maxey gets under the play while junior Nicola Zaragoza gets ready to block in a game again. t Gateway. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) J~Team "The team was great! We had wonderfu I chemistry together on and off of the court. I loved my team and playing with them!" • Stephanie Pollard.//. +++ JV7e \Oileyball. "I play volleyball because the in· tensity of the game is amazing! We all worked so well together as a team." • Nicola Zaragoza.//. Front row: Lana Nuss·R..osenberg, 'hunara Maxey and Jessica Moya. Sec row: haqaya eleveland, Veronica R..oybal and Stephanie Pollard.'Bac:k ro\t,Ka: Wiese, Nicola Zaragoza, eoach Trujillo. Emmy Allen and Maureen Sullh-an- �~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~A~h;h~s~~ke iL G~ng up with a hard swin~ C!Joekv.ise from top left: Kill it erushing the ball. junior Shunara Maxey gets the kill while junior Nicola Zaragoza is ready to support in a game against GW. hunara used her height for East's advantage. for both blocking and serving. Ace it. Serving, freshman Madison McHenry sends the ball over the net and gains the point for her team while playing-Boulder: Serve it up. Striking the ball over the net, junior Stephanie Pollard hits the ace and ensures the victory during the game point against the Gateway Olympians. Stephanie used her big serve as an effective weapon throughout the season. (Photos by Kelli Uhlberg) sophomore eassie eJadis earns the point against Gateway as freshman Kristy 1\tufunwa prepares to cover: (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) All muscle. Using all of her might. freshman Kristy Atufunwa spikes the ball againstGW.earn· ing the point for her team while freshman Katie Wiese moves into position. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) rront row: RAven Johnson. Madison McHenry and Aspen Johnson. Second row: Sydney Wycoff. Ebonee Hayes. Emily Thkimoto and Lauren Turner: "Back row: C:?oach Mike Hernandez. Kristy 1\tufunwa. Emily Mackenzie, eassie eladis. \aqqie Linton and Mikayla Sullivan. "\'OIIeybaJl is so much fun! Our team had great chemistry. and we had a great winning season:• • Maggie Linton. n "I really enjoyed working with my team. We improved so much as a whole!" • Emily Thkimoto. to. J\?e \OII•yboll. +++ �fv~v The Fre hmen R...ed and White teams tarted the year off trong. The White Team played in many tournaments and won all of its game_. "ThL wa_ definitely the be tteam I have coached, there was so much talent in thesegirl :· aideoachJaimeYttri. TheWhite Team dominated the league and finished with an undefeated 8-0 record for the sea on. The R...ed Team erved up a eason-long winning _treak. and tarted by sweeping Lincoln 25i and 2513. "eoaching freshman volleyball i always a challenge, but the group of girls who came in thL year really worked hard in order to dominate some of their toughest competitor and the OJ?L:· aid eoach Mike Hernandez. • Laura Martinez Ruddle up. Standing tall. eoach Yttri addresse _ the team while strategizing to win the game point against Lincoln. (Photo by 1\mber13otton) C!Jockwise from top left: "'Bump it. In the second game or the three set match, freshman 1\shten Barber passes the ball to the setter in order to get a kill in their home game against Gateway. Serving it up. During her six ace streak . freshman ylvie Lerner serves the ball to her opponent. ·Boulder for another point. Set it up.P.s freshman unny Lunka takes off for a jump set, freshman 1\lex Pash gets in position to cover the return . (Photos by 1\mber Botton) Freshmen Teams "Our team worked really well together and we continued to improve throughout the season. I really liked the coaches and everyone was helpful!" • Sunny Lunka. Cl. +++ F"shm'" \OIIeyball. "Our eason was great! VOlleyball is a great sport; I loved playing with girls from my grade:• • Erika Hiromitsu, Cl. First row: unny Lunka and Hannah Tighe. Second row: Hannah earrothm· ylvie Lerner. Lauren Mills. Paige parks. R.Jvie Jacaruso and l\lexa VII Third row: Erika Hiromitsu. Dhiana Brame. 1\ryonne Tims. e·eaundra eald\4 Haley , arcia and Je_ sica "Blair. "'Back row: Taje Jacobs. 1\shten Barber. Hannal! Donahue, Michelle aipe and Mikhail Thlley. �The girls struggled to get on their feet as the year started. However. after taking 5th at the Northglenn meet. they stepped it up placing 3rd in their next four meets. "I had high expectations for them. This was one of the best teams we•ve had in years! I admire all of their hard efforts:· said coach Leonard King. Among other achievements the girls took 3rd at eolumbine with (} LJC).075. Which was a large improvement from their previous meet at Northglenn with only a 101. Senior captain Sarah Moore commented. "We had a great team this year. All of the girl really improved over the summer. and the new freshmen worked really hard. It was a great season!" The girls continued to succeed and represented East well. Senior Sarah Moore was top six in three events. and senior Katherine Armstrong was top six on the balance beam. with a score of C).OS. All League junior Kelsey Me ser was the only undefeated gymnast in the all around category. The girls were backed up by team supports. eas y elaym<ln. Andrea 0rton. and a promising freshmen squad. • Laura Martinez Left to right: Flip it. While keeping her balance, junior Messer Kelsey perfects her backhandspring on the beam. "We have a really strong group this year and we all have the potential to do well:· Messer stated. Strike a pose. Ensuring her good marks in competition, senior eassy elayman practices her routine with pointed toes, and flexed fingers. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) 2007 VArsity Gymnastics "Even though our team was considered the underdoqs, we overcame obstacles and continued to dominate the competition every time:· • Kat Armstrong, 12. 'l/15 Northglenn Invite 5th (/0/) 'l/25 Overland Invite 3rd (L3C).075) 'l/27 Thornton Meet 3rd (lll3) 'l/2C) eolumbinelnvite 3rd(120.75) 012 Northglenn Invite 3rd (C)C).5) ~/4 Kennedy Meet I t (L32) ~Ill TJ 1st (//0) K)t1) eity Meet tst (lll2) 0125 R...eqionals 7th 05C)) tate Q..ualifiers: Kelsey Me ser- All Around Kat Armstrong -'Beam First row: Sarah Moore. Kat Armstrong and eassy elayman. 'Back row: Thona Hammons, Thmika Irvin, Kaeyla Thylor. Andrea Orton. Jenae Williams. Kelsey Messer and Tiffany EdwardsJordan. "We were really qood this year and were very competitive. We stood up to the tough competition:· • arah Moore, 12. Gymoostks. + + + �var~yboy~ 1\fler winning the 2007 51\ State <!?hampionship. the varsity boys basketball team had a reputation to uphold. They started the sea, on stro winning six of seven game . In the out-of-league games, they beat Doherty, 'Tl)"l'O, Grandview, 71-62, Mountain View. 5ll-38, but lost to Mulle 52-Min the Ft. <!?ollins tournament. They continued play --at a tournament in Las vega , Nevada winning three out of four game . In vegas East beat ThunderRjdge, 53-45 only to return and lose to them 5ll-:i Ea t regrouped from this loss to dominate there t of the regular sea on, beating Heritage, 83-55 and winning most of their league games. East finished theregularsea on with a win again t GVV, 66-56 and over Montbello, 55-46.1\fter proceeding to the playoffs they won handily over Wheatridge, 87'70 at home, sending them to the sweet sixteen. Pulling out a nail biting win, with a '---'=--------- half court buzzer beater by Jamiko verner; the boys advanced to the elite eight where they played R....ocky Mountain, the boys gained an early lead and held on to win 58-42. After handling Eaglecrest the Angel went on to play in the <!?ham pion hip game against ThunderiUdge.After trading basket for basket, with many lead changes, the Angels pulled out an overtime win 62-5') giving the boys a"-Back-to"Back State <!?hampionship. "We worked hard to be the first team in Denver East history to win back to back tate basketball titles:· said junior Troy Wiese. (Inset) 2007 - 2008 varsity -soys "Basketball ///,)0 12/11 12/5 12n 12/8 12/1.1 12115 1211') 12120 12/"J 12122 VJ V5 Vl2 1/K:l V21:J 211 2/5 2/I:J 2/r.l 2115 2/to) 2/')1 Doherty Mountain \'lew eolumbine Fossil Rjdqe ~'ullen eoronado Grandview Sprinq \'alley R.eno. N\r Mesa,1\Z Thunder Rjdqe ehaparral Thunder Rjdqe Briqhton 1-\eritaqe TJ West North GW outh Kennedy Lincoln Mont bello Wheatridqe Mullen R..ocky Mountain Eaqlecrest ThunderRjdqe 1"'10 511;)8 85·118 (:)2·52 52-M 711-()2 n-<:.2 611·().) 511·().) 51:J·5,) 5.)-115 (t-118 511-"j (forfeit)85•> 8.)-55 ')')-(,') 2;)0 Cl-112 ()(, -5(:) 7.>-11 C\5;)() (:)5'10 55·11(:) 87'10 51-III:J 58-112 (..U-52 (:)2·51:) Front row: Demetrius Thornton, Jeffery Hampton. Koree R...oss. Patrick Farris-Hilaire. ehance Moore. ehri' Johnson. Q..uentin Hildreth. Jamiko Verner. Josh JLussell. Alex Oew-Merriex. Troy Wie se. Oeion Hardy and Oa\'ciughn Thornton �"I love being on the court with my teammates and playing this game. "Being on this team is phenomenal:• • Koree~ss.l2. aockuise fran top left:~ Drivinq hard senior Jamiko \&ner goes full on toward the ~ Stretch. R..eaching upwards. junior OaYaughn Thornton puts the ball away. Watch out. Spreading the court, junior Q.llentin Hildreth makes a quick pass to a teammate. 6th man! Following the joining in the famous ·-Halo·lo, Halo-to Hey.. cheer with the cheerleaders the student section ill state changes the game! (PhOios by Mallory HeinzerOih and Josh Thfoya) ··1 play basketball for the love of the game. I play basketball at Ea t to win:· • Jamiko verner. 12. "If I wasn't playing basketball. I don't know what else I would be do· ing. I love this game:· • Oemetriwo Thornton. f2 '' ~I shot. Jumping up in the ah; junior 1roy \\~e:-e prepares to shoot a three-pointer in lheSI~eehampion_._...ipgameClQ(IinstThun· ~Dle.(Photo by Mallory l-leinzeroth) Slamma-jarnma. In a win ClQ(Iin.<;t eolunr ljne, senior KDree R..J)SS makes a slam dunk while senior Demetrius Thornton waits for a pos..<;ible rebound. (Photo by &nyon"'Boak) �"Box out. Using his body. freshman Will Wytias-Sobel gets ready to grab the rebound against the big 13righton center. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberq) e/oelotise from top left: Hard fou I. Driv i nq h<ud for a layup. freshman Ezekiel Bishop stays air born and gets the shot orr. In the process he gets fouled by the aggresive13riqhton defenders as freshman Thriq Hakeem gets in position for a rebound.tPhoto byKelli Uhlberg)Triple threat.Makinqa move on the Brighton defender. freshman Jacob Baumann looks to drive to the hoop for aneasylayup.(Photobv 1\mber Goltz) Lefty crossover. Dribbling around his defender. freshman Lawrence Williams spread the court to isolate certain players in a mismatch game against13riqhton. (Photos by Kelli Chlberq 1 Secure the board. Using sound foundamentals. freshman Thriq Hakeem, boxes out for positioning in order to get the rebound. (Photo by 1\mber Goltz) "The experience was qreat and I hope we have the same success next year:· • Dante13ennett, C), "I like basketball because everyone qets to score and play as a team:· • Tyree Ogsbury-:lones, C), Front row: Evan Bledsoe. R.J>y Watson, Lawrence Williams. ThriQ Hakeem. Dalll tarks and 1\lex Napheys. "Back row: Dante13ennett. Will Wytias- obel. Dante Brown. Ezekiel13ishop.1Yree Jones. Daniel Paulson, Jacob Baumann and Dan' Bennett. �jv(o boy}' Thb sea..~ the JVile boys bas.etba)ltearnscommittedl awinning a_o.;,oo on and orr the court. TheN mtook down their rival Doherty in ·r fil"'l qame of the season. They at:.o beat Grandview fairly easi~ inninq by 0\'er len points. Thee mtwl many tough games th. sea.-.on. mosl nol~ their victory ~ Montbelto. who they beat by a ~5poinL"- The<e-teampulledout a tough win over Heritage. where it came down 1 the Ia..~ two mimu 1 decXIe the game. After \\ ching hC: fellow teamnw s win again.~ Heritage. junior Alex Loomis commented. "~had a great sea..~ we worked hard all year 10 allow us to domirw ina'eryga~·Aflerout-of­ league play came 10 a dose. the boys continued to dominate in all their in-league qame..' • Jake Malman ero over. !.;sing his quick ball handling skills, junior ehance Moore uses his ed to qetthrough the Heritage defender . . The quickness of the guard<, proved ccessfulthroughout the _eason as they were able to push the ball up the court and work the fast break. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) Split the defense. Dribbling the ball. sophomore Michael Waddy finds his way through the' Brighton defenders. He u<,es his speed, uncharacteristic of his height, ()•,J': to <,plit slower and smaller opponents. Waddy's ability to drive the ball to the hoop pulls in defenders and frees other teammates for an open • hot. Michael helped the team to a stunning victory over Brighton. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Goup trong.!Llisinghisgame,junior harod Kindell find. a brief opening to put up an open two against ·Brighton. (Photo by Amber Goltz) Shoot the ':1': tepping back, junior Ahmed Hakeem hit. a long two against two 'Brighton defenders. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) J~Team "\\'e had a good year and I'm really proud or our team:· • Dante 'Brown. (), Ptont row: hmed Hakeem, Elliot Zeuas, lex Merrix and e. Moore. '"Back row: Plr'ip Walls, Jeffery Hampton, Michael Waddy, Lex Smith and Thjh Fisher: "I love playang ba<,ketball because it teaches good character. and requires a great amount of commitment:• +++ • Ahmed Hakeem. II. ·soy, J\?e Baskeoball. �The girl varsity basketball team "had a beautiful season" according to eoach ""Berry, with two clo e calls against Thunder RJdge, ll'>-50 and later in the season, ll3-ll7. "This was a challenging start to the season; it was a good experience playing a top team becau e we proved that we could beat them:• aid senior Zabrina Jackson. In their non league games they cleaned up against. eherry ereek. 6/-llC), and eolumbine, 56-35. Facing Doherty for the first time since the 2007 playoff loss, the girls played with conviction and won. 56-35. "It was nice, we came out and showed we weren't cared; we gave it our all and came out on top:• said senior ehri tina Ausler. Next, the girls played in the Northeastern Junior eollege Tournament in Sterling, eolorado where they played Longmont in the champion hip game and won 55-ll'>. In league play the girls went undefeated for the third straight year. continuing their dominance, "'--~------with their only real competition coming against Mont bello. In a back and forth thriller. Ea t's defense, free throws. and strong play in the paint earned them a victory, 55-50, a eity Title and a first round bye in the playoffs. In the second round. East dominated Arapahoe, 58-llll. earning a trip to the ""Budweiser Events eenter to face Horizon. In another nail biter. East pulled away with 3 minutes left and won by 10, 68-58. East had their sight et on Highlands RAnch at the eoliseum. Tied at 28 at the half, the team struggled in the paint after seniors earlie ehristianson and OaleMarie Samuels fouled out early in the fourth, allowing Highland RAnch to gain the upper hand and win, 73-ll7. Even with the loss, the girls were proud to have gone farther than any other girls' team from ea t. 2007-2008 VArsity Girls --sasketball 12/1 12/4 12/6 12/10 12/13 12114 12115 12120 V2 V3 V4 V5 Vl2 V26 V2') 2/1 2/S 2/') 2/12 2/15 2/1') 2~ Playoffs: .)/I .'3/6 3/8 eoronado Thunder RJdge eherry ereek l3ear ereek Yuma RJ)ck eanyon Longmont eotumbine Doherty R.__egis All aints Episcopal Thunder RJdge ""Brighton Aurora eentral Thomas Jeffer _on Denver West Denver North Georqe Washinqton Denver South Kennedy Lincoln Mont bello 70-,'l 4')-50 6/-q') 6h'30 52-28 66-58 Arapahoe Horizon Highlands R....anch 58-44 68-58 &1'7.'3 varsity Girls ""Basketball. 55-ft') 56-35 5(,;)5 45-62 54;'32 q,)-47 4&-35 6616 6.'3-&0 ')0;'3& 16-5 5')-38 76-22 71;'30 70-24 55-50 Front row: earlie ehristianson; hae Kelley; ehelsie Nalley; R...aven Thylor; Samantha anders; R..lliana ""Brame; Dale Samuels; ehristina Ausler; Dawn Wattley; Zabrina Jackson; Justine Sullivan and eamille Jackson. �' " Basketball is my life and I love all my teammates like family; I don·t know where I would be without the two. " • Dale amuels, 12. .. eeing how far we have come in the past fouryears iscrazy. We all we got!" • eanie ehriSiian..<;OO, 12. "This senior year·s _ ea"on was pretty good considering what the seniors or ·o went through:' • Dawn Wattley. 12. '' "'Bnll control. fter making a great rebound. senior ehristina usl r drives hard back to the bask I in their blow out win against Bear ereek. (Photo by Kelli Ohlberq) Going high over the senior Dawn Wattley shoots in a game again. I the Hawks. by Josh Th foya) Driving hnrd. fter receivinq a pass from her teammat • sophomore Shae Kelley attack...;; the ba. ket in the game versus Horizon. (Photo by Josh Th oya) 1\nd-11 FinL hing her layup strong. senior earlie ehristian. on draws the foul and completes a three point play. (Photo by Jo. h Thfoya) �etockwisefrom topleft:Jumpshot. Thkinqanop n shot, junior Felecia Smith shows off her mad ho as she flys in the air durinq the game aqain eoronado. she has the support or sophomore Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert. (Photo by Peter Hart· man) Piece of cake. After a breakaway aqainst Briqhton. sophomore Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert. recieves a quick pass and makes an easy lay-up. (Photo by Kelli l.;hlberq) Gettin' down. Sprinting down the court, past the"Brighton defens , fre. h· man Mikayla Irvin drives to the net. contributing another basket to the close 50-liS win. <Photo by Kelli Uhlberq) Strut yourstuff. Withspeed.sophomore Emily Thkimoto drives down the court to score. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) Putting it up. Shootinq the ball in her opponent's face. junior-Blake Dowling hits the jumpshot against "Briqhton. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) "I'm really qlad I played basketball because I met so many great qirls that I wouldn't have otherwise:· • Sunny Lunka, "· "Working hard paid off because we had qood hustle and defense won our games:· • Mikayla Irvin,'>. Front row: eoach Thylor. Mikayla Irvin, Oionna Anthony. Brehaa Johnson. ·un Lunka, OeJai ehase-Knox. Julia Puchi. Kaeyla Taylor. Eula Way, Dhiana Brame Seqen Tekle. Thea Smith, Erika Hiromitsu, Nora ·Broyles, Keylana Wheeler a Danaya Patterson. �The JV' team had a promising !'tart, beating Yuma, ll8-ll3. ..The win against Yuma was a good beginning to the season because it was a clo e game and came out on top:• said ophomore Jalena Williams. After suffering tough losses to terting and Longmont it was a relief to win a hard fought game against<.:?olumbine,llll-.l.. ;·My favorite game of the sea. on was definately the R...egis game when we won ll'2-'2C)" said sophomore Thylor 'Boone. The freshman team started off their eason winning every game. They were undefeated and had a strong team. "The be tgamewasthegameagainst 'Brighton when we won by two points.SO-ll8:' said freshman Julia Puchi. They stomped on Mullen, llll-11, and took out <.:?reek, ll6-'2ll. •Emily <.:?arlson 'Blocking defense. Struggling to get around the other team, sophomore R..hiana Brame breaks away. !Photo by Kelli Uhlberg) Going up strong. Shooting what looks like an easy layup, freshman Danaya Patterson shoots the ball over hereoronado defender. (Photo by Peter Hartman) ~rontrow:eoach Benavidez. Katie Wiese. Felecia Smith. Myrissa dams. T·keyah Denr~. R..ltiana Brame, ehaya Harris. Kirasten 131air. Melicia Benavidez. Blake owhng, Jalena Williams and Thylor Boone. Fancy footwork. Dribbling down the court, junior Mel icia Benavidez passes her opponents at thel3ear ereek qame. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Three on one. PI anti ng her root. freshman unny Lunka weaves through! the Brighton defense to make a lay-up. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Hangin' on the hoop. High in the air. freshman Katie Wiese helps put back a rebound in the game against 13ear ereek. (Photo by Peter Hartman) 'Seyondthearc.Fiyingin the air. sophomore T'keyah Henry drains a jumpshot in the game againstl3ear ereek. (Photo by Peter Hartman) "The best part about this season for me has been improvinq my footwork and speed. as well as how much we all learned from playinq with each other:· • Melicia Benavidez. II. "Discipline yourself so that others won't have to:• • R)liana 13rame. ~. �wv~ R..J>ll•em over; lay ·em flat, pin their shoulders to the mat! Wrestling, a very intenseandcombative sport, requires mental and physical toughness. Each wrestler must use all of his strength, endurance and determination if he wants to win. Mentally, each individual had to be focu_ed solely on winning and be prepared to counterattack any move his opponent tried again_ t him. "There's no other hard work like wrestling. ence you do it, everything else seems easY,' said _enior Shaquille Turner. When it came to excellence, the wre tling team was second to none. Two and a half hour practices every day paid off in triumphs over GW 64-6, outh 6612, wrestling power West ll-35, and Montbello 66-6. "The bestpartofwre tlingisnotbeingableto eesunlight on aturdays:· joked senior Abram vera. (Inset) The hard work each wre tier put into perfecting hL skills culminated in an overwhelming 12-0 victory against Kennedy. The team clo ed out the _::;;.;;:;::::::;:~ regular season with a tough loss to TJ, 35-42 and a victory over Lincoln, 66-6. The wre tiers worked hard all season in order to achieve greatne . eoach Nintze said, "Even though we were very di appointed that we didn't capture our fourth league title in a row, there were larger things to look forward to, such as regionaL and the state tournament:• At the state tournament senior R..yan Gray led the East contingent with a strong third place, and went to NH eA Nationals in Virginia ""Beach, VA in the 18') pound weight class . • Aunjanique eollier 2007-2008 Wrestling 12/ll 12/5 12113 12/15 V5 1/10 Vl2 1111 Vl8 l/1') V26 V3l 217 GW South West Warrior elassic Moffat eounty Mont bello Palisade Invite Kennedy eentaurus Trnmt. eentaurus Trnmt. ""Brighton Invite TJ Lincoln State Q..ualifiers: R..yan Gray (18') lbs) - 3rd Place Jacob Milewski (lllO lb-.) - 5th Place Junior R..J>mero (110 Jbs)- 5th Place East Team - L3th/6ll Teams Front row: Wendy Jacobson. Tyler l\shley, Derrick ehrislopher. Shawn Wall. Junior R..omero, Mark Monies, Jose Goila. Jacob Milewski and ilvia Gallegos. Second row: l3obby Harris, Edward Harlan. Thylor Habel. Elmir Dudo. Shazzon TUrner. Jon Garcia.l31aine Frangas and haquille Thrner.l3ack row: eoach l\ndrew 13alsford. eoach 13o Nicholson. R._yan Gray. l\lex Marlin, ehrislian Mendoza,l\bram vera. elaylon Greene. Dominic Salisbury. Jordan Guzman. <:!oach ehad Ninlze and eoach R...andy Gallegos. �··1 like wre~tlinq because once you wrestle. it makeseverythinq you do easier.· • Jacob Milewski. 12. '"I like wrestlinq be· cause it teaches you a lot or life les. ons and qets you out or a lot or _chool:• • R_yan · ray. 12. '" I like to wre. tie because it's a touqh sport and not many people can do it:• • Jordan uzman. II. '' etockwise from bottom left: 1\ll you've got. Devotinq all his miqhtto winninq in the match against TJ, junior Drew eohen headlocks his opponent lonq enough to pin him to the mat. Take It to the mat During the match aqainst Kennedy. junior 13obby 1-\arris qrips his opponent in a headlock and prepare. to flip his body onto the mat .'"Sring him down. With his mind fixed on winninq his duel against Kennedy. freshman Derrick ehristopher brings his opponent to a defeat. (Photos by Kody Gaulden) Pile driver. Determined to qain points for his team. senior Jacob \ilewski attempts to force his opponent'. body onto the mat for a quick pin durinq the match aqain. t Montbello. (Photo by LL a Porter) Wre. tlinq. �" wimminq is the only sport that is physically and mentally challenq· inq but also incredibly rewarding:· • Katie Jablonski. 12. C!lodn-.i<:re from top ldr: High five. I~ thei- ~ junior·Brcma Fu~ and sophomore 1ina Soma qiw senior inslie 'Neil encouraqement. Soaring high• ~nting her toes. freshmen l>aige Sparksenl rsthewat r.Huddleup.l"'-......;._ _ _.....,..._ eheering loud. the team celebral s their av victory. Verfect ten. Divinqbackwanb.sophomoreTina Soma head::. for the wat r. (Photos by Peter Hartman1 .. ' wimminqisamazing! It was a qreat way to meet new people and I love all the qirls!" • Willa Vauqhan. '1. "It . eems like an indi- vidual sport. but you can't ucceed without a team effort :· • Kalen 1\cquisto, II . eloekwise from top left: Winning Into the deep. Oivinq from the block. sophomores Janay Grieqo and Ellen Downing compete in a race aqainst rival GW. In order to defeat their biggest competition the girls anticipate the buzzer to qet ahead. (Photo by Peter Hartman1 t++ · kl's wimmioq & Oivioq. mile . 1\fter winninq their competitive relay at the · W Invitational .. enior Jessica Fahrer-Zabel. _ophomore Michaela · rossman. and junior Jessica Jaynes are proud of their accomplishment. Fast as lightning. Gliding through the water. junior Kelly Mathews swims the breaststroke skillfully and effortlessly. Perfect form. Practicing her dive. freshman elaire 'Bruno keeps a balanced form while enterinq the water to assure she achieves distance off of the blocks. (Photos by Emily earlson) __.-.;;~q �troking to the top or the charts. the lady Angelfi h worked breat lessly to be the be t in the water. At the ound of the buzzer the g dove off the block and were . cored on technique, speed and ski "The mo. t difficult _troke to perfect L the butterfly. It requires ton or arm trength and peed:· aid enior captain Ainslie Though the lady Angelfi h had to focus on their individual abilitie the girls swam with pride and unity for the team. The girls swimming and diving team had one of their mo. t succe_sful meets again t Kennedy where they swam their be. t time earning them a victory, 13412. The girL also beat GW, Ea t'_ bigge t competitor. //6"'70 and ucceeded in their goal towards number one in 0 . The Lady Angels dove into a winning treak at every meet. The thirty-six swimmer and ix divers. were a clo e-knit team. They worked well together _._....;...-...::.:..:;.:._._1 despite their different leveL of ability and kill. "It L really betlefiiciil to hang out with girL who are encouraging and fun. The coaches a know how to identify with the girls becau e of their young mentali aid fre hman Megan R_yan. With the con tant leader hip and couragement or coache Dave Q..uintana and 0-R...ay Kraft. the d and swimmer learned to compete together while improving their per_onal goals. "I love diving becau e it L thrilling and and we the board!" aid junior Johannah Peay. Working toward excel the Lady Angelfi h raced to the top of the _uccess pool. • Vilnessa R...adat L...__ 2007-2008 GirlsPatriot Swimming Invitational Kennedy Smoky Hill Mont bello OJ? R..elay Meet eJ-\SI\1\ eoacheS lnvitalional South Jeffco lm•itational Thomas Jefferson Oi\•in9. Meet George \~ashinqton West ·sLeague OJ? League Meet 5A State Front row: Janay Grieqo. Lin Hill and Kalen 1\cquisto. Second row: Lydia Ibarra. RAchel Havernak . •lohdnnah Peay;Brenna Fujimoto and Jordan Haymes. Th lrd row:Meqan R.yan.R...owan choales.Jessica Jayne ..... 1ina Soma. Jenny Nill. Maqqie Baley and Haley Jenkins. Fourth row: Kelly Mathew_. Michaela Cro...,sman, eJairel3runo. Paiqe parks. Willa \'auqhan. 'arqaret Minninq and Emily elinton."Back row: Kdtie Jablonski, 1\inslie O'Neil. ehanae• OuBry, Jes_ica Fahrer-Zabel and tephanie eaine. Girl's wimminq & Oivinq. �The 2007 boys !aero._ e _ea. on ended abruptly with a tough to s to qis. 7- • in th _econd round of the playoff.. ince that devastatnq to. s. the team has w rked hard in "rail Ball" and throughout the re-seas n t fill the _hoes left by the qraduating _enior• . Behind teran eoach Bar ca. and senior leaders. Tucker Lar. on. R.J>bbie NichoL. R.ye Fineqan. Nick Job. David war. en. Jo. h RJL _ell and Mats Engdahl. the boy. team looked to redeem their playoff to. s. • Jamie Urbana. ·...-----t "We all came together as a team. and _howed the state what we were capable or:· • David warsen. II. (Inset) "I liked playing Kent becau. e I know so many • .._----=-"---'::o....= or their players and I enjoyed wrecking all my • rriiPnliC:. On and orr the field:• • Nick Job. 12. • Zach Simms. 12. I "!So1me:time. I wish the balL that were being thrown at me were steaks. I love steak." • R.Jchie Londer. II. fo• L . ' Bra ... (Lax for Life. "Brother):' • rantl3eczkalo. 10. 2001 VArsity -soys Lacrosse Air Academy llt-Lt ,)/17 GW. 12-Lt .1121 outh/T.J . llt-Lt .>n.> Ft. eollins 1-JJ lllll Kent Dem·er 510 ll/llt Palmer 1()1 ll/18 e.A. 10-JJ ll/21 ttns Poway <eA) eheyenne Mtn. ll/.10 Arapahoe 5-6 16-6 6-() sn eotumbine JJ-5 5/5 Wheat Rjdge ()-6 5/() R.-egis 7-8 ,)/10 Playoff 'Varsity Boy.., Lacros e. Front row: Mat!'. Enqdahl. David teninqer. Danny Prevedel. ehris Herrmann. Andrew ea..,tl and , 'ick I b. econd row: eharlie Koyle. Jamie l!rbana,l-\ayden Berqe. Sean , • I. en, Phil _ \'i r. R.obbie Ni hoi .• !"am Zisser. Rye Pineqan and Tucker Larson. "Back row: Lloyd eisneros. P ter 1-\ambidqe. Rjchie Lond ' r. Tom Dudley, Ari Mal man. Dylan Barrell. Grant Beczkalo. Drew eohen and Nate Mackenzie. �' "In the '2008 season, we rose from the a. hes, completely transformed by a renewed commit· ment, to the qlorious sport of lacros. e. Lonq live the little brother or waf.' • Tucker Larson. 1'2. C!lockwise from top left: Top ide.l ..:"~:=--;;....;;..a.In a qame agatnst eheyenne Mtn .. junior Jamie Crbana roles I-_.;;.;;.------~­ back to take a shot. Snipe! Put· tinq the ball over the eheyenne Mtn. goalie, senior Josh R...usell scores a goal. OO.G.~I ll,:.:;.:..,.;..----:::77'-...n~-r:r-r.~--rrol Winning the race-orr against Palmer; sophomore · rant Beczkalo pulls the ball towards a winq man. eheck. In the game against Kent, senior \ats Eng· dahl plays strong "0': (Photo. by iiiiP!iiJf"~ ·::~«~~I:AV.. ":.C~~I Mallory Heinzeroth) "My favorite part of playing lacro. _e was building team chemis· try in Florida and play· ing together under th lights at lnve. co:· • R...obbie. 'i hoL .12. "'1\t the end or the day we alldoitfor the main man upstairs·Wes Ashley." • R,.ye Finegan. 12. hut do ·n! PI :inq t ugh U' n..., , enior RJibbie , 'i hols prev nt..., a breal..awa: in th gam again...,t h 'Y nn ,\\ountain. 11 h 110 b · ,\\allor: H•inzerothl Lock off. Face quarding a Kent attackman, ninr Tucker Larson k po., th Kent attack at bY in One of the ng Is' tOU(lh st games of th a. on. (Photo by Jan ssa Jeps n) Zero! J>a...,...,inq th ball around th p •rimer r; s niorNi·k .lobprepar•stomakeadodq w 1ard th goal. (Ph ow b \allor. H int.erothl �eradle Hard! Keepinq the ball from his eheyenne Mountain opponent, • ophomore Peter Hambidqe pulls a spin move. (Photo by eanyon ·Boakl etoelHti~ from top left: R...eady. et. go! Prcpar· inq to make a reed in a qame against ehcyenne Mountain. junior Sean , 'eben looks to thread the needle through the crease for a wondrous as ist. (I· hotobyeanyon Boak)Passaroundllnanint ru; qameaqa inst Fairview, junior Mall Dowling mo, the ball around the perimeter to rotate the dcfen e and create an offensive opportunity resulting ina score. R...un for It! euuing across the field, junior Loyd hort get. ready to help his team move the ball down field to create a scorinq opportunity in the game against the combined South/TJ team. (Photos by Haley R..ound) Escape route. Dodginq a Fairview defender. junior Marquise R.Jchardson makes a move towards the qoal. (Photo by Haley R...ound) ··It was my first year playing and we did prelly well. We only lost one qamer·· • R.JJel Wiles, 10. ..Mr.. Hernandez was a really great coach. Lacrosse was a lot or fun and we were a qreat team!'" • Duncan Kruqer. 10. Front r?w: Danny P_revedel. ehris Herrmann and Brando~ R..ei?. Sec?nd ro~1 Lloyd e1sneros. Dav1d Booth and R..yan Dunn. '"Back row: Sam Z1sser. :'\athanit eass and Thylor House. �elearl Durinq an int nse qame aqainst eheyenne \ountain, junior Phil evier looks for the cleari nq pass while junior Loyd ·hort fends off an oppo. inq player. (Photo by eanyon ' Boak) eountle~shoursof condition- and training prepared the ·. for the 2008 sea. on. The · mingfre. hmenbrouqhtnew es to the team, while more easoned players continued improve. Winning games in. t some of their biggest \als.bothoftheteamsfinL hed ir . eason. on top. • 1\ly. a R.J>bert "Lacros. e wa. a great way to have fun doing - t urr after - chool with my friends:· • David Baker. 10. "Lacro se is a great port because we learned to work together a. a team:• • Adam Estacio. 10. "I like lacrosse because it's fun and I'm from weden and they don't have it there:· u. tav Forscid. 12. rk it around. · ettinq up the offense. sophomore David Baker pas. e. the ball ateammate makinq the eheyenne Mountain defense adjust. (Photo by Hayley nd) Vut the spin on. In the final moment. the qame again.'-! Fairvie\\\ sophomore l~ter Hambidge completes a roll dodqe again."! a Fail'\-ew defender. (Photo by eanyon 13oak) "Break away. Jettinq past a Fail'\•iew defender. junior Max ea. s shows off hi. speed and stick skilL . (Photo by am Las. ) J~Team "Our squad did really well and mur· dered the competition becam•e we worked well toqether as a team:· nt row: dam Estacio. lfonso Vdrqas and R_uel Wiles. Second row: teve tk.Brandon 131air.PaoloeiancioandLoydShort."Backrow:~eKillian.Gustav id, ,\\att Dowling and Luke Buchanan. • Gideon Irving, 11 • "Lacrosse was fun because when you would score a qoal all the qirls would start shoutinq your name from the stands:· • Peter Hambidqe, .0. �The varsity girls lacrosse team had a successful 2007 season. The first major win came in Florida at spring training against Milton Academy, JJ-8. Together. the team pulled through to beat two of their toughest competitors. R...egis 2210 and ehaparral 17-ll. The girls continued their winning streak all the way to the semifinals in the playoffs. making it farther than any team in recent history. The highlight of the playoffs came when they beat eA. 16-13 in the last two minutes of overtime for the first time in five years. It was the Ia t year for head coach Averil Hovey as he took a job as an assistant coach at eu:Boulder. In the 2008 season. the lacrosse girls welcomed their new head coach eallie McRJtchie and they looked forward to continuing to work hard. get better. stronger and faster defeating their toughest competitors. :~~·r_jt.n..:..:o~..................... • Laura Martinez "This season. our goal was to take our new team and coach to our highest potential evert!" • Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert. 10. (Inset) L . - - - - - - - - - 1 "Expectations were high considering our accomplishments in playoffs last spring. We worked hard to have a solid record and do our best!" • Helen Gaffigan. 10. "My favorite part of lacrosse was running back down the field towards the horizon after you score as everyone cheers you on!" • earson erawford. 12. ._,\_\_a _de_l_in_e_ S_c_h_r_o e_d_e_r._. 1_1_. ---------------.1 2007 VArsity Girls Lacrosse .3/~ 3/16 311') 3/2ll 3/26 3/26 ll/3 ll/6 ll/10 ll/13 ll/17 ll/20 ll/23 ll/28 2-22 ll-JJ eherry ereek Heritage Mullen Milton Academy Hawkins, 0hio "Bullis Kent Denver Mountain R-ange eolorado Academy t. Mary's Academy Thomas Jefferson Steamboat pring Smoky Hill R...egi Jesuit 22i0 eolorado Academy ehaparral eherry ereek 16-13 17-ll S-20 1/12 JJ-8 16-~ lOiS 3i6 20-0 1-JJ 12-s 20-2 23-ll 12-13 Playoff_: 5/.3 51~ 5112 varsity Girls Lacrosse. Front row: Katherine erew, elaire Morrow, Kendal Murray, arah Marquez and Kelley Mcearroii·Gilberl. Second row: Lexie igler. elaire Simon, Riley Mcearthy. eailee Ferguson and 01ivia Hamblin. "Sack row: Madeline chroeder.Abbye Neel, earson erawford. Hayley R..Jlund, Jessica McNeil and eoach <:!allie Mc!Utchie. �"II was a completely new team. and I was really looking forward to the season because we had a lot of potentia I and talent. It was great to see the season unfold:• • Lexie igler .12. C!lockwise from top left: Q...uick dodge. Faking her opponent. senior earson erawford sprints down field. Double team. Defend· ing the goal. seniors Lexie "qler and Lauren Napheys stop the 1.-...,.....~...oooor-,r:-;TI....,r--....., attacker: Set up. Positioning her· self. sophomore Kelley Mcear· roll-Gilbert takes the draw. Attack. Passing the defender. junior Kendal Murray charges the (Photos by earlie "I was really excited for the season. and I knew it was going to be one of the toughest with a new program. but still one of the best:• •Madeline chroeder.ll. "I really enjoyed this season because it was my last high school season. and we went out with a bang!" • Lauren Napheys. 12. ( .. '' Shoot! Faking out the goalie. senior Lauren apheys slides past the TJ defender and aims to take a hard shot on qoal. (Photo by earlie ehristianson) Sticks high. Using her height to her advantage. ophomore Helen Gaffigan positions herself to blo k the opposing eA attacker. (Photo by Hayley RJJund) "Break away. printing down the field. junior Madeline Schroeder keeps her eyes up. looking for an open teammate. (Photo by Peter Hartman) �E)n guard. With an 1\raphoe defender right in front of her. junior Olivia ehristian takes a step back in order to blow past her opponent. (Photo by Peter Hartman) eJockwi.se from top left: Ground baiL Getting h r body between the ball and the Arapahoe defender. junior Erin ·sates, bends her knees to succe .. fully qet the ground ball and gain possession. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Double team. Hur· rying back to get on defense, sophomores Emily tesney and Gracie Gilbert attempt to get in front or their opponent in order to put pressure on the ba II. (Photo by Mo Mu II iga n) Split dodge: Blowing by her opponents and headinq straiqht to qoal, junior Jessica Mcl'\eil splits two defenders in an intense qame against East's rival eherry ereek. (Photo by Nellie Hayes) D-up. Getting low, sophomore Madeline Plus. plays stick to stick defense with the support of junior earrie 1\usterman in a close game aqainst Fort eollins. (Photo 'By Peter Hart· man) "Lacrosse is for Quitters. It's for people who Quit beinq borinq and start livinq larqe:· • elaire Jones, 10. "With a qreat team, and a qreat new coach. we were able to excel to our hiqhest potential for the best season:• • Lauren Woody, 'J. Front row: 1\lleqra Flaniqan, Tierra R..omero, Sarah earlson, Lizzie Lar~on. Elliot Haifleyqh and Lauren Woody. Second row: RJvie Jacaruso. Jenny Kofl. earoline Tryba. RAchel Mariqione and Morqan Smith eoach 1\nn. '"Back ro \ Lucy Stockdale, Deirdre Plaus and Maqqie Smith. �Jv/e; ~W 'Lc<U~ The JV' and e girls lacrosse teams gained a new coaching staff for the 2008 season. '-3y enduring tough preseason •torkouts and mastering their stick skills the girls were confident and in shape . • Kelley Mcearroll-Gilbert With a new coach and new players. lots or fresh ideas were brought to the table:• • Kelli lJhlberg, 10. Heads up. Looking up the field . sophomore eta ire Jones eyes her team mates for an open pass in hopes or qetting to the goal in a game against Fort eollins. (Photo "By Peter Hartman) Perfect position ing,l n the perfect spot to receive a pass. junior R.Jiey Mcearthy. makes a cut toward her teammate with an open look in hopes or getting the ball. (Photo "'By Nellie Hayes) Q.uick on your feet. Getting ready to pass the 1\raphoe defender. sophomore Erin "'Bates looks for an open pass. (Photo by Peter Hartman) e)n the go. Protecting the ball. junior eailee Ferguson moves past the moky Hi II defender and looks for an open teammate. (Photo by Peter Hartman) ""If I could com.,are my lacrosse team toanythinq. it would be like ice cream on a hot summer day!"' • Erin "'Bates. II. ""Our season was very successful because we worked in order to help each other improve our individual skills:· • "'Blythe Hawthorne- Loizeaux. 10. "0ur goal was to Go'-3ig or Go Home!" • Laura Martinez, 10. "As a team we worked hard and push each other to the max for the best results:• • Kalene Mason, 10. Flying by. ""Breaking away from a eolumbine defender on the way to the goal. junior!Uiey Mcearthy creates an offensive opportunity for her and her teammates ·hHe junior Jessica 1\\c 'eil provides support. (Photo by Kate Mulligan) Front row: Zoe Lewis. Emily Stesney. Gabby Yuffa. Blythe Hawthorne- Loizeaux And <:?rystal Marshall. ""Back row: Kayla Sullivan. Haley Jenkins. Kelli Ulhberq. laura ,\\artinez. eta ire Jones. Serenity R...edshirt-foote and Erin 'Bates. �vcur~y~ After i1 greilt llt-3 record for the 2007 seil on, the Vilrsity bil ebilll teilm worked hilrd in the orr- ~ eil on, plilying ummer billl, ilnd in the pre- ~ eil on with grueling 6 il.m. conditioning se~ sions. They begiln their 2008 seil on with high expectiltions ilnd vL ion ~ or i1 city chilmpion hip. They worked hilrd ilnd continued to domiMte in the OPL, winning most or their gilmes by i1 lilrge milrgin. They hild iln exhililrilting gilme ilgilin_t in-leilgue rivill TJ ilnd severill big outof-leil ue ilme i1 ilinst teilmboilt pring , Hinkley ilnd Thornton. The teilm Wil proud or their succe __ , _olid hitting ilnd improved pitching ilnd finished the _eil on with i1 winning record. This strong finL h _et the ground work for future teilmS. • ""Biilke Dowling -...-.._ _ __, "As i1 enior. I hilve come to respect the gilme of bil- ebilll more thiln ever ilnd I love it:• • liln Fergu_ on, 12. """Bilsebilll - It' not just i1 gilme, it'_ i1 Wily of life:· • Anthony Wilson, II. "I like bil- ebilll, but I love the tight pilnts:· • Tyler eilstle, 12. "I like to trike out biltters, it how off my kills:· • 0milr Guzmiln, 12. 2001 VArsity -saseball 3/8 3/10 3/13 3/15 3/17 3/l'J 3/22 4/4 4/6 4/'J 4/ll 4/18 4/20 4/23 4/25 4/27 4/30 "Bearereek Steamboat Springs Hinkley ehapilrral Summit Legacy Jefferson George Washington Montbello Aurora eentral Thomas Jefferson West North Lincoln Kennedy South Thornton 4-5 13-3 6-5 l-2 7-0 6-13 18-0 6-l 7-2 18-2 4-16 12-2 8-2 Il-l 2-l 22-6 4-l Front row: l)rler eastle. 0mar Guzman.13en Nathanson. lan Fergu. on. Max "Bridqe and Matt Peter-. Second row: Nick -Brown. Lars Hager. Matt WI leta, Dan 1\dam• • Ben 1\llegrezza and Hilly orenson. -sac row: Jamie Leaman·,\\iller. Jacob reenwood, easey Houston,l\nthony Wilson and elay Houston. l?lilyoffs: 515 Arilpilhoe rsity Baseball. 010 �.."Baseball L n't a qame. it's a place of tranquil ity. When you're on the field. you don't worry about school or life. All that matters is that moment:• • Matt Peter_on, 12. " It 's the only sport where you get to eat and play at the same time:· • Matt Vdleta, 12. ..-Baseball makes me happy:• • "Billy oren sen. 12. Side stepping. R...eaching to _top a low pitch. senior "Billy orensen makes a great grab. framinq the pitch, in the qame against Kennedy. (Photo by \allory Heinzeroth) time. Jumpinq in the air to catch the ball, Anthony Wilson attempts to tag the r in the qame against TJ. (Photo by MaiHeinzeroth) Wind up. Getting in position to pitch the ball. senior "Ben 1\llegrezza focuses in on the catcher's glove in order to throw a strike. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �Stomp the yard. R.llnning down the fir t base line, junior Ethan RJce steps hard on the bag, successfully getting on base. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) eJock\1-ise from top left: Home sweet home. Stomping on the plate after his teammate hit a qround-ball, junior Max Fields puts hb team ahead late in the game against South. passing a dumbfounded catcher. Wipe out. Steppinq on the baq. junior eole Duclos makes an easy out, taqging the slidinq West base runner to end the inning. Wind it up. R-eady to strike out another batter. sophomore Elliot Zettas throws a curve ball to his catcher at a pivotal moment in the game against outh. Although baseball is a team sport, the pitcher experiences the majoritv of the pressure. (Photo. by Mallory 1-\einzerot. Great catch! Jumping into the air. junior Max Fields make a great playaga i nst South. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) "We had a lot of team chemistry this year and really ca me together as one team:· • eole Duclos. II. "We worked hard and steadily made our way to the top:• • Ethan RJce, II. Front row: Joe Nathanson, eon nor Soicher. Marcellus '"Briscoe, Addison SQUI Topher Pollard and Zach Mceain:Sack row: Max Denerstein, Wes Friednash.IJ eabrera, Danny Klibaner. Gregory Francis, Nate '"Bartell and Daniel Seqal. �jv(o Following the East tradition, the J\" and e baseball teams had sea. ons full of victories and improvement.l3oth team had intense pre-seasons conditioning e•. ions before and after school to prepare them for an impres. ive • eason. They worked on improving their hitting, fitness level and creating opportunities for the future seasons. • eallie R..aynor "We all got comfortable as a team, and overall it was a good eason of baseball:• • Victor Sosa-eastellanos. 11. Sneak and slide. Trying to beat the throw, junior eole Duclos makes a spectacular steal as he slides into the base under the South third baseman. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) "13a eball is the best All-American sport. and we dominated this season:• • Joe Nathanson, C), "Easthasagreatbaseball team. We were persistent in being the best we could be:• • Nick McDonnell. 10. Porceout.R.Acing to stop the runner. sophomore Elliot Zettas tags the base, forcing the outh player out and keeps the game close at a critical moment. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Front row: Peter Shugart, Nicholas McDonnell. Elliot Zettas. lejandro Morales and •'ed Imhoff. Second row: Ivan Porras, Walter Zavala. Anthony Arrieta, Jay 'oqami and eole Duclos.'Sack row: Max Fields. Victor osa-eastellanos, Ethan Rjce and Nikolai'Berqe. Setting the zone_ Waiting for the pitch, junior Max Fields succe fully covers the plate and prepares to catch the trike. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Slider. R..eady to release the ba II. junior Anthony Arrieta prepares to throw a strike to a ff.W batter. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) "It was a yreat learning experience for all of us and expanded my mind!' • 01iver D'Orazio. //. "I love being a catcher because I hold the team toqether and chew that 'Bubblelicousl" • Max Fields, 11• �The 2007 eason ended with a tough loss in the fir t round of the playoff to Wheatridge t-O. Even with this loss. the 2007 ea_on was successful and the girls played extremely well finishing with a winning record. 13-3. The team continued this winning tradition in the 2008season playing intense games throughout the sea on. including games against rival school •eherry ereek. Kennedy. and Arapahoe. The team tarted conditioning early and had an intense pre- eason training that helped them to have a successful 2008 season. • Haley Jenkins. "Thi eason was o much fun because we had a great group of girls and we all worked really _,....~··' 1 ''' 1 hard to do our be t:• • Emily Gosche. //.(Inset) '-----~-- ·•varsity wa such a great experience. It introduced me to many new challenges and gave me a chance to get to know all the upper classmen:• • Katie RJishton. IC. "I absolutely love playing for East. We rocked the season and playing with all the girls was a blast:• • Kate eorrell::Suss. IC. "Soccer is not only a great work out. but getting to know all the girls has been one of the best parts:• • Jessie Schreiber. 12. 2007 varsity Girls Soccer 3114 3/16 3117 3/20 3/22 ll/2 ll/5 ll/11 ll/13 ll/17 ll/20 ll/26 512 5/3 5/ll 01 eherry ereek Fairview Palmer Fairview 0verland Eagle erest Thomas Jefferson West South Montbello George Wa hington Lincoln North Kennedy Stanley Lake IC-C Wheat ridge 01 2-0 3-C 21 t-2 ll1 6-C 8-C IC-C 21 IC-C IC-C ll-O 31 Playoffs: 51~ Girls varsity Soccer. Front row: Paige 1-<lrson, Jes ie chreiber.Aiex McHenry and Elle Emery. Second row: Jenna Greenwood 1-\a na Fancher.-area n na Hayes. Ally Lynn and Mackenzie 1-\a II. Last row: Kate eorrell--suss, ea roli n Kaplal elaire Westcott. Emily Gosche and R.achel mith. �"1\nything other than womenssoccer is childs play!'" • Paige Larson, 12. top kick. Winding up for a corner kick, senior Jessie Schreiber sends the ball to the goal. Fast dash. "Battling a Fairview opponent, senior 13reanna Hayes u.......-...,...,,_.ll"""l"'"..,...-;;:-~--:----l sprints to the ball. Great hands. Making a save, junior Mackenzie Hall prepares to punt. eharge it. Sprinting down field. sophomore Kate eorrelfBuss goes to the goal. (Photos by Lila ereiqhton and arah eornish) "Why do I like soccer? Have you seen our sweats?"' • Elle Emery, 12. "Go occer! The season was so successful because we had a wonderful group or leaders:· • Hana Fancher. 12. Step up. 1\fter beating a GW defender to a punt, _enior lex McHenry traps the free ball to her leg and carries it to the outside. (Photo by Lila ereighton) Sidewinder. Dribbling the ball down the line. · enior Elle Emery be~ts a Wheat ridge opponent and proceeds towards the goal. (Photo by Lila ereiqhtOn) Swing through. endinq a long pass. sophomore Katie RJJ _hton hopes to connect with a fellow player in the game again. ! Wheatridge. (l?hoto by Lila ereighton) �Shoulder up. Using her body to fend off her opponent. sophomore erestina Pacheco fights to get off a cross. (Photo by Thsha Popkin) R...eady togo. Thki ng a corner kick. sophomore Lin Hill attempts to give her team a scoring opportunity. (Photo by Thsha Popkin) •:JoiningeTeam was an unforgettable way to become a part of East. What I loved the most was how we could relax and play around after a competive game despite win or loss:• • Alison Maginness. 10. +++ J\?e Girls So'''" elockwise from top left: Fancy footwork.earrying the ball to the outside. freshmen R..awley"Bingham takes a touch preparing to send the ball down line. R...ockin• the stunnas. coping out the field. sophomore Paige Q..uintana looks for an opening to make a safe throw-in, avoiding the eherry ereek defense. Twinkle toes. Q..uickly maneuvering around her opponents, sophomore Hannah e·Neill concentrates on the main goal. while sophomore Anna R...egan follows in upport. The girls acquire fast reflexes in the event that an opponent may gain speed and steal the ball. (Photo by Thsha Popkin) "Soccer preseason was tough but was a great way to make new friends and challenge mysel The girls were always supportive which lead to an excellent season:• • Jenny Nill. 10. r. Front row: Aoife "Burns. Hannah R...eger. Emma Thompson. Molly Mceunoug Lucy eorro, Lillie Toaspern and Madison McHenry; Second row: Nora Broyle Yanessa Luna, Leah R...eusch. Lauren Knight Hughes, Nora Bates. Mary Str and Hannah Tighe; "Back row: Emma D'Orazio. Maggie Noto, Jessica 13la Lind ey Wheeler. Nicole Tuck and Maura McKay. �Dive and steal. Thinking quickly, junior Tracy Smith slide tackles the ball before it reache s dangerous territory, while sophomore Haley Jenkins provides supports in a game against Montbello. (Photo by Thsha Popkin) With an ambitious tart to the '2008 spring season, the new hmen and returning players "·orked to form an outstanding team. The girls were determined to bethebestandplayedhardearning one victory after the next, making a name for them elves in-league and out-of-league. eoncentrating on teamwork and impeccable footwork. the team was ready for the 2008 season. • Vcinessa R.lldatus rre. "Soccer is a game for tough girls. not delicate princesses:• • Lin Hill. 0. "~en though we worked hard during games and practices. we always had fun together.· • Allegra Ova. 0. "1 love soccer! I love to perfect tricks like the ra inbow where you go over the ball and pull it to the side:· • Alice Desmoulin • 0. Wind it up. Preparing to cross the ball in front of the goal. Lindsay Emery execute perfect form to create a scoring opportunity. During practices. the girls focused on enhancing leg muscles and technique. The dedicated team relentlessly practiced corner kicks so they could easily score in games. (Photo by Th ha Popkin) Pront row: Kate "Boyle. Hannah O'Neill, eassie eladis. T'Keyah Henry. Lin Hill. Alison Maqinness, Lindsay Emery, ehristina Soma. and Libby Howard; Second row: Hannah Thbor. Emily Thkimoto, Alice Desmoulins, lzzy P.lleqrezza. Monica Lubin."JYreesa R-eeves. hola York. and Susan Waruinge;""Back row: Lily Wot· kyns, Tracy Smith, Sam Myers. Jenny Nill, R.Awley -Bingham. Margaret Minnig, Alex ·Brodksy, erestina Pacheco, and Allegra Uva. Final shot. Trotting in the goalie's domain, sophomore Margaret Minnig makes a confident pass in hopes of a tip-in goal. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) ""Brickwall. Formingastrongbond. ophomore lzzy P.llegrezza. junior Sam Myers. and sophomore Alice Desmoulins block a penalty kick. (Photo by Th ha Popkins) "The rules uf soccer are very simple. If it moves. kick it. If it doesn't move. kick it until it does:· • Lindsay Emery. 10. "This _eason was a phenomenal sucess for us. Every girl brings a unique talent and personality that makes our team the best!" • lzzy P.llegrezza. 10. JVle Gkls o«<c. +++ �With a great group of returning swimmers and a trong set of incoming fre hmen. the boy worked hard to ensure a succes_ful season. They took the 2008 eason to recruit more _wimmers. rebuild the team and with the leadership from their coach 0. R...ay eraft. who was voted coach of the year for the 2007-2008 season. They dedicated them elves to putting Eastl3oy wimming back on the map. The boys spent the season focused on their form. power; =-:---.--~-.....-. and the accuracy of each of the four strokes; backstroke, breast troke. free style and butterfly. With an increase in the number of swimmers their dominance in their league grew as did their pre ence in out-of-league competition. • Kelley Mcearroll-Gilbert and Jamie Urbana ...............-~ " wimming is for all stars, who love jumping into ice cold water at all hours of the day.• • Eric earlson, C). (Inset) "This years team learned how to push each other every day in practice to get us ready for the meet " • Jesse 0'Neil. C). "I like swimming because I only have to wait thirty minutes after eating to get into the water.· • Jacob Milewski. 12. 2007 -soys Swimming 3/C) Kennedy & Montbello 15')-51,33 3110 13ruins Aquatic print classic 3113 We t 3/11 3rd Place ~-33 Patriot Invitational 6th Place 3/22 R..elay Meet 2nd Place ll/5 OPS Diving Meet tst Place ll/6 GW & Montbello 1'2')- t37. 18 ll/10 0verland 108-6ll ll/12 T.J. 106-66 ll/20 Jeffco Invitational 8th Place 5112 OPS League 2nd Place ehampionship Front row: Aaron Gourd and Nathan R...eynolds.13ack row: Eric earlson, Jonson Berman. R..yan 13ush. Jes~e 0'Neil and Phillip Hunt. �"I love wimming becau. e it gives me an opportunity to hang with my friends. and walk around in swim trunk.:· • Nickl3eckett. 12. " I like to swim becau. e IIi ke being able to push my_elf to the ma x everyday at practice:· • Jon. onl3erman. 10. " wimming L something I do not only to stay in hape, but because I love the feeling I qet when I dive into the pool:· • ~an· Bush./1 . C!lock'wise from top left: Flying high. With impressive form. freshman Eric earlson rises hiqh out or the water. whil swimming the 100 meter butterfly. Take your marks. I inting hi. toes senior 1\lex Milewski works on the height and form or hi. start. "Back up. pinnin;~ his arms to propel him forward. freshman Jes. e 0'1 'eil gains an edge by racing his flip turn in a 100 meter backstroke race against · V. (Photo. by Emily earlson) Smooth troke. eoming up for air. junior Matt wen. on show. his accurate form of the breast-stroke while competing in the Ia. t lap in the 100 meter breast-stroke. (Photo by am Lass) 13oys wimming. �"I liked running the ll x 200 meter relay and also the llOO meter. They both gave me a challenge and I loved working really hard and improving my skills each time I ran:· • 1\rdrew l'ftly-Wlllis. r2. elock"ise from top left: Miles. Working her stamina. distance 't~t!;~:;;~ runner senior Emilie 1\bbott!i gets her daily run in. Taking the lead. Setting the pace. junior R...obyn eote outruns her sophomore teammate "Brennah oeeamillis. Need E)ne Picture. Sprinting it out. R..llnning hard. junior ehris Wall and senior 11-~I!!JIII:j~liiiiiillli•••••-l R...odney Newton finish strong. (Photos by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) "I loved track because it kept me determined and focu ed on my future:· • Maya R.Jchards. 12. "I ran track because it was a lot of fun and it really helped me prepare for the upcoming football season:• • 'tYrone Ievenson, 12. Good form. While at a practice, enior Leah Waruinge and fre hman Sandra 0'1\lmeida work together to perfect their form so they can effortles ly win races during their meets. (Photo by Emily earlson) Down the stretch. Working hard to run a personal best. junior Marcus Flowers and senior 'tYrone teven on push each other around the corner: (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth) In stride. Perfecting his stride. senior Jt Thylor works with the advice from his coache to get olid heel Strikes and toe offs. (PhOtO Emily earlson) �With a new coaching taff and a renewed dedication the 2008 track team had high hope for a succe ful sea on. The track team worked hard to improve their speed and endurance. With well attended pre-sea on training sessions and hard in-season practice the track team earned good re ults at the meets within the DPL and the out-of-league invitational meets. The desire to improve the reputation of the track team within the state pu hed the team. • Dominique Davis "My favorite part of track was finding out my results after I run a hard event:• (Inset) • Jasmine R...eaves, 11. "I enjoyed track because it was competitive and it helped me become a better overall athlete:• • John ehapman. 12. "I liked how competitive track was. I loved to see how fast I was compared to everyone else in the tate:• • R-odney Newton, 12. "Track is such a competitive sport and the best part about it was all of the support that was given:• • R..ay Moody, 12. "The best part about track was that it's you again t everyone el e:• • Torin Thames, 12. Track & Field ll/28 eo-ed Track All eity l3oys (55) lith Girls (35) 6th "13" Meet 512 l3oys (56) lith Girls (ljl) 5th 5/112 R...egionals l3oys (77) lith Girls (37) 6th eoaches eorner Pront row: Kaeyla Thylor. andra D• Almeida. R...achel teed, eharmaine Johnson, R...eggie earter. Ja mine R...eaves and eherika tewart. Second row: Jamal Mcintosh, Tim Hall. Kian Me raw. Dominick R...oberts and Maya RJchard . Third row: Dakryn RJtymes, Martin Kimoni,13ryanna eooley, haQaya eleveland and eakeisha Griffin. Fourth row: Dakota Gonring. Leah Waruinge, Elaine Martinez, Torin Thames. R...odney Newton and ""Brandon Finnie. 'Sack row: 1\\ichaela Gros man and Emilie 1\bbott. "Our hope wa we would becomeleaguechampion and send as many athletes to state as possible:• • eoach alt Wall. Lewis Kellev and R...obert Williams. Track & Field. �With strong grips and smooth swings, the girls golf team shot their way to the top. Practicing everyday at eity Park Golf eour e, the girls perfected their form and style. The team participated in multiple tournaments including the OP Invitational. and their annual East howcase which they hosted at eity Park. During their preseason training se ions. the girls showed strong potential for the 2008 season. • '"Beatriz eontreras "My favorite part of golf is how I can do whatever I want. Also, walking down the fairway after a perfect 500 yard hit isn't horrible:• • Gracie McGuire. II. (Inset) ..._......_________. "The best part about golf is it gives you an excu e to walk around in plaid pants, hats with a fuzz ball on top, and those goofy shoes .. • Helen Katich. II. "Golf is great not only becau e you get to challenge yourself on the course, but because you make great friends while doing so:• • Emily elinton, 10. "I love golf becau e you get to have fun in the sun for hours. and laugh with friends:• • Emma Ferg, II. eoach's eorner "What I like about golf is how you get to practice when the ski season starts and how all the girls are dedicated and work hard for what they want to gain from the sport:• • eoach John Leamon Girls Golf. Front row: Hailey M rrell, Gracie Me uire, Tess Jackson. Helen Katich. K"'.len 1\cquisto. Emma Ferq. Emih elinton, Julia chroeder and Jessica13yrne. Second row: Tremel Younger. Megan R..yan.lris Kosmicki. Annie Fi ne.13ren na Fujimoto. ea itli n McGavra nand tepha n ie Nevei: Back row: Marilee 1-\a m mond. Kia n na ealbarl. Sophie Pelz. Lillie13erman, Megan13ortle. Willa vaughan. kye Pawlik and eoach John Leamon. �"I love the challenge of the game. and how irs a personal battle. Plus, the friends you make are the best:· • eecily Ooakes, II. " orne people _ay golf is like life. don't believe them, it's way more complicated than that:• • Tess Jack on, 12. -The coache. and team were very welcoming to everyone who joined the team. no matter what their . kill level was:· • Kalen 1\cquisto, II. lice. fter . licing the ball to the left sophomore Megan ·Bortle ha. to recover from a difficult lie in the rough twenty yards from the green during nine hole. at Welshire. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Up up and away. While playing in a tourna· ment at the eity Park Golf eour. e. junior Kalen !\cqui to take. her second shot hoping to stay Under par. (Photo by arah oode) In the rough. fter hitting out of the rough • • enior Te. s Jackson watche. to see where her ball will land in a tournament at eity Park. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �"I love tennis because when I am on the court it is an individual sport but orr the court it is all about the team and team spirit:• • lzzy13reit, 12. top Fore m''"''· ~"'~U(J inst Mont bello, senior R-ock executes a perfect Perfect form. R..-eturna backhand during a warm sophomore Maggie Linton 1._---..,.---------ls,ho•ws off her form. Fierce lie- t--:::---:r----~....;;.. a power hit. senior ehris1\usler gets a point. Follow h. 1\s the ball flies over senior Danielle Mala l:...trni•••"'' her placement. (Photos lma "My favorite part of the eason was the Grand Junction trip because we had so much fun and got to bond with the other players:· • Yerica Pessoa. 12. "Tennisisthebe 1 port ever and I love that we defended our title. We rock!" • ehri tina 1\usler. 12. Down the line HiIIi ng a strong forehand, junior 01ivia R..udeen returns a well placed hot, dominating a match against her Montbello opponent. (Photo by Meg Tuta) Slam ball. Sending a strong backhand, senior Yerica Pessoa intimidates her opponent at the North match. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) You got served Tossing up the ball, senior Zab· rina Jackson prepares to ace her North oppo· nent. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �East girls tennis is notorious for having consistently strong players in all levels of play. -ereaking a record of over one-hundred players, the team welcomed all girls who tried-out as well as new coaches. eoach Patrick MacDonald and eoach Mark Trapino.-euilding a dominating varsity team along with strong younger girls for the future, the girls were ready for a victorious 2008 season. • Emily earl on "After to ing some talented seniors it was hard at first to build up the team but by the end of the season we had a trong var ity that dominated:• • Darcy R.J>ck. 12. "The be t part about my eason was improving my game and playing singles. 0ur team had a great season too, we won a lot of matches and trengthened our reputation!' • Danielle Mata, 12. "I love my team-mates and Ms. Topf. It's so fun playing up at city park everyday.• • Zabrina Jackson. 12. "This season wa fun because I worked really hard and it paid off. we did great in Grand Junction and I improved on my game:• • 01 ivia RJ.tdeen. II. 13reit. 12. 2007 Varsity Girls Tennis 5/15 5117 5120 5123 6/6 6/12 6/lll 611') 6/26 711 7/5 711 Pront row: Eva Decker. Luiza ehavez, Yerica Pessoa, Zabrina Jackson and ehri tina Au ler. Second row: Elizabeth Lyda, Gillian Kumm, Kelly Dunn and Darcy R...ock. "Sack row: Lisa Lovell, Gabrielle Lee, 01ivia Yapp and Michelle ,\\urphy. West Lincoln Smoky Hill eotumbine Grand Junction South Phil Krouse TJ Kennedy North GW R...egionals State Q...ualifier 7-0 7-6 11-3 6i 0~ 7-0 2nd 7-0 7-0 7-0 7-0 1st Izzy""Breit- •I singles Yerica J?essoa- •2 singles Oanielle Mata- •3 single Zabrina Jackson Jehristina 1\usler•3 doubles �erouching tiger. Lunging in an attempt to reach the ball and keep it in bounds. senior Marissa RJtchen reaches with her racket during a practice. The coaches worked all the girls incredibly hard throughout the sea. on, improving their form and preparing them for their upcoming matches. (Photo by Emily earlson) v2(jv-c-~ After r strong 2007 seer son. the JV' and \Tar ity 2 girls started this_ eason in high spirits. They hit the courts in mid February to begin training for the intense matches they faced later in the spring. Head eoach Michelle Topf maintained her no-cut policy o that all athletes could participate. • Phoebe Duvall Scoop it. erouching down to hit the ball. junior Maureen ullivan prepares for a strong return in a practice match. (Photo by Emily earlson) Smack that. RJJnning towards the net, junior Amanda Schweikert hustles for a winner against the outh player. (Photo by Zach Lass) "Tennis is a great sport to Qt to know all different type people. Plus, 1\\s. Topf is tigh1 • eora LeMar;~ "Tennis helped me meet nell people and make new friends. • earolyn Thoma , ~ ''R.Dses are red and tennis is~ • RAchel Nevers, 1 Step up. cooping out a forehand shot, senior Lisa Lovell exhibits her exceller. hand-eye coordination as she attempts to score a point against TJ. This riYalr. though not as intense as the one with ereek, gave the girls the determination the, needed to win. (Photo by Lila ereighton) V2Team "It's great to get out on the court with your friends on a beautiful day.· • Jess Laub. //. "I like tennis because irs a competitive sport but you have the choice to rely on yourself or someone else:· • Zuri House, 11. Front row:eharlotte Vilkus, Meg Tuta, Meaqhan Fisher.l\riel eanada, Okeesitta <:!lay,eandl Frazier and Shareese Wilson. Second row: R .ache I Nevers. Maureen Sull iva Jeanna Tomlin, Pamosa Davis. Lynn Nqo and Stephanie ·Bell.l3ack row: l\ly Gourd. Schweikert. Johanna Peay. Erin Gearinq. Zuri House, Jessica Laub and Olivia R,udeen. �etoekwise from top left: "Bring it on. Sprinting across the court to get into position. junior tephanie Bell slams the ball with a crisp backhand down the line to her opponent in an intense match aqainst GW. (Photo by 1\ri Mal man) R...eady steady. Staying perfectly focused on her fellow teammate, senior Gabrielle Lee waits patiently for the serve during a challenge match at the eity Park courts. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall) Eyes on the sky. eoncentrating hard on her form and her upcoming serve, senior Gillian Kumm prepares to hit an ace in her match against South. (Photo by Zach Lass) Finish it. tepping up to the net, sophomore Lauren 0patowski puts the ball away with a smooth forehand shot in a match again t out h. (Photo by Lila ereighton) Above and beyond. Zeroing in on the ball. senior Liz Lyda hits an overhead shot in a matchagainstarch rival eherryereek. (Photo by Zach LaSS) JV'Team Eri ntrow: Aspen Johnson. R-ebecca Goodside,l\mber Goltz, Maddie Hamlinq, Kora Moniqle, Emka Kalin. Grace Irvine. udrey Hagman. Kai Harris-eook. Ma'isha Jones-Nambe, Oayana ery, Priscilla Paxton and Tess Swickard. Second row: Fatima R..ashad. Sarah Naughton. ::~n Opatowski. Kailee earanta, Haley Bangert. Michelle Saipe. Epiphinae Mcelennon. re Hodqe-Fields. eamille Farris, icole Williams. earolyn Thomas and shley eanada. ~lrd row, Sylvie Lerner. Sanja Jerinic. Gabrielle Thames, 1\yla Settles, Molly Davidson • .a!lren Turner.l\nna R-egan. Maqgie Linton. Sadie Fulton. Zoe Tweed. Sheniqua Hammonds. ~JQ Ealey and Victoria Galan. "Back row: Hannah earrothers. \'iinja Jerinic. 1\lexa 1\dix. ~ Stevens, Sophie Schor. Sophie Gedion, eora Lemar. Meredith Ouce, Lily Bernuth. 1e R..oper. Eun ehoi. Lauren Musso,l\lex Pash and Sarah Lassen. "'Being on the team was fun because you meet new people and everyone worked together and had a lot of fun:· • Lynn Ngo. //. "It was nice to be on a team that accepts all different levels of players:· • eamille FarrL. 10. �boy¥vugby The rugby boys enjoyed many exciting victories and few disappointing losses during their 2007 season, which all led up to the big state game. With huge victories again t Green Mountain. 55-5, Aurora. 53-tO and Fort eollins.lJI-0 during the regular sea_ on. it was obvious that the team was a winning quad. eoachl3illl3air said. "The team was talented and experienced. They came together and played well in the state tournament but came in second in the state championship:· After a disappointing loss to eolorado prings earlier in the season. senior Nick Souby aid. "I was really excited that we beat them in the state semifinals; it was such a cool game!" The team went on a tour to Kansas eity where they found themselves generally u nsuccessfu I in the win column but very succe_ ful in the fun column. They spent many hours bonding and creating team chemi try for the coming year. Due to the extreme physical contact involved in rugby. injuries were abundant, especially in the form of concussions. With the intensity of lions and the pride of angels the boys fought through tough injuries and did well in the 2008 season. ' - - - - - - - - - ' Though the 2007 season ended in heartbreaking fashion. boy like senior Ryan Naughton were still happy that they could make this year fun and full of win . At the beginning of the eason senior Ryan Naughton aid. "Last year we had such a good season! We•re going to win state this year for sure!" The boys played with drive and passion to end the year with a winning rugby season. • Amy Easley "RJ.lgby is the be t sport because you get to leave drama at the door and play hard to beat your opponents. It is the best tre s relief I know.· • Mike Nill, 12. 2007 R....ugby 2/24 2/24 3/3 317 3114 3/21 4/4 4/// 4114 4115 4/18 4/25 eherry ereek Ft. eollins SWAR...M ehaparral Aurora e0. Springs R...egis Jesuit eherry ereek Kansas eity Shawnee Mission Green Mountain RJdgeview 10-0 ljJ-0 22-tO 2'-)"7 53-tO 1415 13-28 14-0 0-33 5-2') 55-5 36-0 Playoffs: 515 Adams eounty 515 Highlands R-anch 5112 e0. Springs 51JC) R...egis Je uit 16-0 12-tO 2614 12-23 "Boys RJ!gby. Front row: Peter Hutchinson. Adam chreiber. Q..uinn Williams. Jake Dunn.Arron Wilkie, Dan schkina i. Paul mith, Jay Westcott. De hawn RAy and13enno orensen. Second row: Alex Hoskin. lan Mceonville. Abram Wra,Adam Page, Thylor eharron.Andrew Gray and Will Toaspern. Third row: Nathan Garcia. Demian Mallo- mith. ean Kilfoyle. am "Bray. Alexander Wathen and eobin13rown. 'Back row: Noah Applegate. �··1 play rugby because it is the only sport that doesn't involve playing with sticks:· • eobin Brown, 12. elock~>i-.e from top /df. Twl 1 11nd tum. In a qarne aqain-.t <:!happaral• ...enior fly-half eody 1-\o'-kin frees himself an aqqressive opponenl. "Big kick. Kickinq the ball. senior serum half eobin Brown JllO\ s the baiL r-----.---r-~......,"""!""ri Dog pilei ttemptinq to pu-.h the ball l ~'clnl seniors Job Pacheco, Dan schkinasi. Milan earvell. and Mike :'\ill pile up in the SilO\\'. Hot polillO. ,\\akinq the ~ s. senior eobin Brown tries to find a runninq senior Ryan "-"•u-' •.. _,__ ~~-...,.;:"""~.-;;,·;:'~t,__, __, 1 :'\auqh on. !Photos by , ''llie Hayes and ,\\allory Heinzerothl " I like ruqby because it's different than all the ther _p rts and it'. II fun internllliOnlll sport:• • Dan 1\schkinasi, 12. "R..ugby is fun becau. e its hard mentally and physically and the chicks dig it:• • Jake Dunn. II. '' Hand up. euinq e cited for the qame, the boys huddle up to qet pumped. '"Before every game the boy_ cheer "lay etay tu washtay.... mantayday" which translates to. "it's a qood day to die and I am re11dY.' (Photo by Nellie Hayes) Keepinq his feet planted. senior kinasi keeps posse. sion or the ball. teammate senior eody Hoskin stands by '-Upport. (Photo by Nellie Hayes) Locking on. 13einq lifted into the air. senior lock Nick Sou by b able to make a qreat catch with the help of his teammates. (I hoto by imee Moyer) oys R..uqby. �"If you're ever looking for us at a tournament, follow the people cheering. If you're ever looking for u after the tournament follow the people with hoarse voices:· • "Ben Klibaner. 12. me you can! With top speed junior eolin Wielga Sleers away from his opponent. eut time. Breaking orr from the Slack. junior Scott Levi makes a sharp cut. "BreakIng the mark. Lunqing away from his opponent junior David L.:....-r-------"""""':~-i Long throws a backhand. erash course. Drivinq hL opponent into the qround sophomore Georq Steele Sleals the frisbee. (Photos by &nyon "Boak) "FrL bee rocks my life! The inten ity, the . lamina. falling in the mud! Nothing beat playing thL port :• • Ellen Want. II. "FrL bee is awesome and all other sports are vile and uncouth!" • David Long. II. C!/ockwise from top left: Forehand. While play- Q..uick release. While playing a zone offense. junior cott Levi pa ses up field to a teammate during their fall tournament against ereek. Their zone offense proved to be more than effective in getting past ereek's defen e. (Photo by ea nyon ""Boa k) +++ Ultimo!< Frisbe<. ing Lakewood. junior Ellen Want releases a forehand during one of the girl's fall games. Sling hot. Low to the ground. junior R..ltys Lindmark lets orr a forehand to a teammate going deep. ean•t touch this! While looking down field. junior Jacob Wiens gives no room for his Denver chool of cience and Technology opponent to come in and make a teal before he launches the frisbee. (Photos by eanyon Boak) �The Ultimate Fri bee team completed a sold year during their spring 2007 ea on. The team participated in three major tournaments which they have attended annually; one of which they hosted themselve . Prior to any tournaments, the season was kicked orr with multiple scrimmages against other high school teams. Ultimate i primarily played in tournaments, and the first important tournament of the year is the Maddison Mudbath where the team takes a bus all the way to Wisconsin to participate. It is a great opportunity to get experience and play a variety of other teams with different tactics and st les. In the 2007 year. they took 2nd at the Mudbath. Midway through their season they ho ted their 3rd annual Ea t Invite which is held at eolorado Academy. This tournament helps raise money for "'""""'""'""-~ the team, and is a chance to play many other high school teams such as ereek and R...egis.At the end of the eason i the State OPA champion hip ; a ....___ _-'--_.__...... tournament that is viewed as the goa I that they work towards all season. La t year. the team placed fourth. "The state championships are very important to us because it is our opportunity to play games again t teams that continually challenge us. For returning teammates, it is a measure of improvement:• commented junior eanyon ""Soak. (Inset) The team is erious about their port and explained that it take a lot of endurance a well as agility to create a well oiled machine known a the fri bee team. • Sydney Smith eoach's eorner "I find that the harder we work the more luck we seem to have:• • "Bill ""Burke Front row: eanyon'Boak, Thylor Want, Frankie elif£ord. Thlya Zax, Ellen Want. Oanielle'Bo e, Sean Nelsen, Adam eagal and Nichola ereighton.'Back row: eolin Wielga, Nora ullivan, R..hys Lindmark. Lily Montesano, George Steele. Jacob Zax, Jacob Wiens, 'Ben Klibaner. David Long. cott Levi, Alex Abbott and ealeb R...eher. Ultimate Frisbee. �c~d. From the pep rallie to the the cheerleader brought _pirit and excitement to every _porting event. With their engaging cheers and amazing _tunts and acrobatic • they never failed to bring the fans to their feet. especially during the _tate ba ketball playofL. "I love getting up in front of the crowd and doing cheer_ because it'_ uch an adrenaline rush and it' fun to cheer with all the _tudents:· _aid senior Paris Keeling. (In et) Early on in the ea on, the quad attended cheer camp held at R...egis University. The dedication and continuou __ pirit of the squad brought home plenty of award . including first place in dance, the ~=~~;;:] leadership award and also camp champs. While at R...egi • the cheerleaders spent countle_s hour practicing their cheers to perfect uni on. while getting to know each other. ophomore l3reona Grigsby said. "eamp was the be_t part of cheerleading because I got to spend three whole days with the girls on my _quad and got to know them '-----"'-----'.....___ _ _, a lot bette~· Though the squad was dedicated to bringing enthusiasm and excitement toEa t. they were not limited to cheering only for their fellow Angel ; the girl were al o engaged in the community and always working to support other . The squad had an opportunity to cheer together at the finish line of the Heart Walk. encouraging the participants to fini h trong while supporting a good cause. The girls al o participated in the MLK Parade. where. de pite the cold weather. their voice_ could be heard cheering among the many marchers. • Aunjanique eollier eoach's eorner "I am very proud of this group of girls. They work hard all year and it shows every time they perform:· • Sara Moneypenny +++ Front row: Jasmine ehase-Knox. Lynnikka Draper and R...ebekah Johnson. Second row: Darla Wilbert, RJibyn eole, Nia Lewis, eoach Moneypenny. Breon a Grigsby, Q...uiera eantrell and Paris Keeling. Third row: eailey alaqovic. Michaela "Bryant, R...aven Thylor. han ita Andrews. Kia Wright~ackson , Tierra Thornton, Kiara Massey, iera13ruce-Lee and 1\unjanique eollier. ehee<leodiog. �"eheerleading is great because we get to hype up the crowd and en· couraqeourteams.Pius we get to bond and have fun with all the girls on the squad" R.,£bekah Johnson and Ja_"-fnine eh3-'\e·Knox.l2. febhi;lfrom;;;;: tQp left: "eheerleadinq is a qreat experience. Irs not always fun and games but the hard work always pays off in the end:· • R.J>byn eol ,/I. During half time. juniors Nia LewL and Michaela Bryant takeabreak. GrnndFinale.Hold~-:----:--.......,==---==-'ing a pyramid the giru conclude a spectacular routine at the sprinq pep rally. Up High. eheerinq loud. senior R.,£bekah Johnson pumps up the crowd Split Up. FinL._...inq a cheer; junior 1\unjanique eoJIi r hits her splits. (Photo by Kody · ulden and Mallory 1-\einzeroth) "eheerleadinq is a great way to meet new qirls and the uniforms are extra hot!" • Nia Lewis. 1/. '' C!/ockwise from bottom left: Glmme an "E': Ourinq halftime at the homecoming qame aqain. I rand Junction eentral. the cheer· leading squad shake their poms. Hands high. Facinq the crowd. sophomore 13reona · rigsby and juniors R.J>byn eoJe and eailey alagovic cheer on the varsity boys ba!.'.ketball team. Shake It. Perfoming at halftime of the Home· coming game. seniors Jasmine ehase-Knox. R...ebekah Johnson. Tierra Thornton and junior R.J>byn eole - how orr their cheering and dance skills. (Photos by Kody Gaulden) Top. Ytur':Y·. howing orr h r amazing acrobatic skilL, junior Thmtka lrvtn tmpresses the crowd with one of her back hand sprinqs. (Photo by Kody aulden) �"I am usually a shy person.butPoms gives me the chance to show my creative side:· • Karen Ocampo. //. etockwi~~ from top left: Strut your stuft Heads hiqh. the~ squad mO\'es into positional thehomecominggame.Stepln'. Getting down on the f!eld. the porn squad -..urks the Cf'(MU Get low. At the game against Heritage, sophomore De..<iiree " I like poms becau e you bring the spirit of your school through dance:• • Masha \'alershteyn. "· ~~~~~~~Li;~~ shteyn Manchego and fre..<Jtmen Ma..<Jta \'iller a and Da· na 1\\>ery perform a malrix mo\'e. Perfect tens. eoncluding the fall pep rail)~ seniors'"Brianna ea~ Alysha Harlan. and fre..<Jtmen Da· na ~>>ery and sophomore Desiree Manchego walk proudly oiT the flooc (Pholos by Mallory Heinzeroth and eanyon13oak) "Getting involved in Poms has given me a new appreciation and new love for my school:• •13rianna earey, 12. eJockwise from top left. Steppin' to the beat. Wave •em high. haking their poms with full force, senior Alysha Harlan, fre hman Ma ha Vcilershteyn, and seniors 13rianna earey and Ana Vizoso represent their school spirit at the tate competition. (Photo courtesy13rianna earey) Porn quad. Showing their skills, sophomore Aujha Alexander. senior Ana Vizo o, and freshman Marsha Vcilershteyn move to the music. Allin the family. At the homecoming football game against Grand Junction, the Porn squad poses with the Little Angel dance squad. Do the twist. Pepping up the crowd at a basketball game again~t 'Brighton, senior Ana Vizoso, freshman Masha Vcilershteyn and eniors Alysha Harlan and 13rianna earey dance the (Photos by eupid huffle with the crowd. Mallory Heinzeroth and eanyon13oak) �Put on your dancing shoe ! This ea. on marked one of the mo t _ucces. ful and growing year for the Porn quad. With their first appearance at the tate eompetition held at the Denver eoliseum in December; the girls finished in the top twenty. "The girl worked _o hard and I am so proud of them. Now we know what to expect for next year and what we need to do to break into the top ten:• said coach Angela Thronton. In late January and early February the Porn squad swiped many awards at Jam Fe t, and other regional dance-offs. eompeting and performing well in all of the e different competitions was a major achievement for the Porn quad. The addition of new member and revamped . - - - - - - - , outfit were orne of the factors that helped the girl • ucceed. till. the Porn squad believes it was not the change in appea ranee that completely unified them but the change in attitude. "We are in sync because we realize what come fir t is there peel or your teammates and love of dance!" explained senior Ana Vizoso (In et). Like Ana, .__...:....___ _;.....u...o... many of the girls on the quad were enior and have ince have moved on; however; they have left a strong legacy to future _quads to liveupto. hiningwith choolspiritduringthe quad' entire ea on, performing impressive dance number at ba ketball game • where they even invited the crowd to join them, football champion hips and pep rallie , the Porn quad never failed to come through for their chool, and the girL confidently promi ed an even tronger squad next sea on. • Sydney Smith I.CXIrC _._._ 10. eoach's eorner ..Working with the Porn ~Quad has been a wonderful journey. The qirls determination and hard work neyer fail~ to amaze me:· • ,\\r.. ngela Thornton .. It is a blessinq to see how much Pront row: Ana Vizoso. Alysha Harlan. Oa•na Avery. Masha Villershteyn. Krist ian Jones and Karen 0campo."Sack row: Mr-.. Anqela Thornton. ""Brianna earey. Aujha Alexander. De. iree Mancheqo. Kailee earanta. and Mrs. RJlslin. these qirls have qrown. They are all like dauqhters to me. and have given me more than I could have ever qiven them:· • M r~. R...osli n Porn quad. ��Oi\•i ion. �John 'loungljUI Pnnc1p I \k, _.\,hi<:) A"1'tant Princ:1pal BillE" 111g \"1'tant Princ1pal \nd) \knd.:hho:rg \"1't.111t Prinupal Com Ra,hurn fka;l S cretar) G.:rald .\hraham School Re"mrce 011~<: r Cra1g Ad.l.:\ Dean 111' Studcnh John Ad 01 ptller Tcd1nK·1an 01 U 'C' L n \dcnOIHl Sncncc l\1ark .\jlun1 Engll,h/ c"'papcr R.tluca Ale andrc"u Froc1gn Language Sha"n \llcgrcua Support Stall L.c.:-. ~ \r \,; ( Forc1gn Language Tilllllll) .\ndcr on Soual Studie' 1arti An1;11 \lath ("cJc,tc \ rch.:r S«><' 11 Stud1o: Ro'e \rdJUlcta Special Education Para \mice Arcn' Engli'h Jan.:t Baker \1ath Chcr) I Banke' Ceramh.:' Da~ id Bar no' Speual Educational Para R) an lka,cr' Sc1cnce Carll" l:lmdcr Lion nan C th) Buchanan Sp.:ual !:ducauon Para �1\• AngeL Mentoring Program partnered promL ing _tud nls with c mmunily mentors who supported them to achieve their highe l potential. They mel weekly during fir l period in room 105. where _tudenL were able to meet and _tudy with variou_ members of the community. The main goal was to create a _trong group of studenL to carry Easr_ pa_ ion for excellence in learning into the future. Front row: Mylia Warlum-Web..,ler. De..,iree e ole; Br anna e ooley, R..a\'en Drake. nba Harri..,, ,\\arquez Polk. Sheniqua Hammones and Judilh Temple . econd row: \'dlerie McNauqhlon. Debonair Thlle •, R. Aldney Smilh and ,\\r: Laurie. Th lrd row: Holly ~3 nnn 1. Failh R..ickell..,, Q...ourlney Felder. Kalhleen O..,borne, drian Lecomple, Li..,a eorner. Judy Schulman and Mr. Doyle. "Back row: Kelvin R.Jco Pineda, ehina Demmer -\\'hile. Lala ·ha !\\aye..,, Sarai Maye..,, Tre\'On Warren. Kelly ,\\alhe._...., and ..,hlen Barber: �Hnan Buddenhagen Engli'h Cecdia Humgardn.:r Math Hi,hop Burrough Securit\ '\l~<:had Hti'rro'" P<ht Sccondan Photography Dnu" Hu,hndl • School Re,ource Techn~<:ian '\l.trk Calhoun :\lath Rud\ Care\ Pll\,Kal Edw.:atton '\ltke Carbon Dean ol Student' Onol Ca,ana' P<ht Secondary Spanl\h Btdd' Ca'e' F<>retgn. Language Maurene Cato-Pern \lain on ICC Se~n:t.tr) D:-\ncela Cha'e Speetal Educatton Para Alan Chunento Science Arran Cllh\On Good\\illlndu,trie' Ste\e Coddtncton \lath \l1 k<! Colac111o Sc1ence \lonucue Connall\ Spectal Educai10n Para '\lan Connell\ f:ngli'h · Shannon Connor Special Education RILk Co'b' Sou a I. Stud ie' Jenn) Cov.d Math R.tndy Cri'P cu,todtan lgnal!U\ Dauchot Eogli'h Roo'c'dt Dtcker,on Special Educatton fl!nheth Dl\arro Good" ill lndu,tne' Brendon Do) le Coun,elor,iSoctal Studte' '\1dod) Duggan Drama John El,tad Sign Language Interpreter Da\ id Engelken Foreign Language L..tqueta F.trro\\ Colorado ��Bono\ Fi'h~r F~re1gn Language Paul haner cu,todial Lihh) Fiugearld Speech Th~rap) Carl Flageol k Coun,dor'Soual Stud1e' Eller) Garno:r ·oah G~"el Fore1gn Language Daniel Gin,herg Science ' Peter Gold1n S\Kial Studie' Dora Gon 1a le' Coun,eling Seuetar) Tere'a Gordon Rec4ue,tion' Secretar) Patricia Gould Coun,elor Anthon\ Grime' Col,;rado ' pli ft ate Gr<"er Sc1ence Heather Gruoa \1ath Patnc1a llard1ng Spec1al F.du~·auon Philippa Ha) "ard Enl.!li'h Ruth Heanc\ Speual Education Para l\.11chael Hendler Sc1enc:e M1k.e llernande1 Soc1al Stud1e' Kell) Hilger' Special Educat1on Beth Hir11 So..: 1a I Stud 1e' Jererm Hofli::r E~gli,h De' an 'Hunter cu,todlan R1ck. Hugha' Spcc1al EducatiOn �The 2007 eon Law team was the National ehampions which meant the 2008 team had a lot to live up to. They worked hard, prepared them elves and they did not disappoint, winning districts by more then 120 points, beating schools like ereek, Mullen and TJ. They also won the state meet in December for the nineteenth time in twentytwo years. earning them a return trip to Washington, D.e. in April to compete in the national tournament. • ""Blake Dowling Front row: RJchie Londer. Alexandria Leenatali. Alyssa R.,oberL . Marley Pierce. Paige R.,omer and l'o\rs. McHugh. Second row: Maya "Burchette. Katie Jablonski. Olivia Bright. Alyse Opatowski. Thylor Want, "Becca Nathanson. Hayley R.Jlund. eharlotte Vilkus and Lindsay Shields. "Back row: Zach Lass. Nick "Brown. Jef( Thalho!er. Noah Kaplan. Gideon Irving. haquille Turner. Nathan Mackenzie. avin Jacobs. Jacob Zax. Gideon Hertz. "Brendan Lamarre, itai Deitel and R.,yan aunders. �wh 11\att Sp.:~ial EJucal1on CJ Jad,,on Drug&. Alol1<~ Coun'<-1or \\i.:nJ\ Jacoh,on S1gn L n~ua~e lnlt:rprt:lt:r Pri,cllla Jdkn Dmv. in~/Painting Roh111 knk1n' Sc1t:1Kt: lh>v.arJ Kar h Ph) ''cal Education I--t:\ In 1--.:nned) Sue nee St l K1d Spec1al EJuca11on Para Slo:w 1--ohulh Coun,dor \nne Ko,hio (\IUn\dOr Jdfro:\ Lan Soc1al Sludie' Jdlrc Lathrop (oun,elor Jam it: Laurie Tu!orin~ Lah Para Juan.:tta Lav. renee Soc1al Worker John Leamon Snem:e Lmda Lc ar S1..:n Langua~e lnlcrpr.:lcr l .. me' Log uc Llhrar) Para Kellh Lucero Social 'tudie' Th.:re-.a \1acDonalJ Sludcnl Acli\ llie,/P£~ [,!chan 1ac\1 iII an Forc1gn Language ll>dd "'1adi,on Engli'h Paul \lark on Social S!ud1e' \"eron1ca \1arllllc/ Spec1al Educa11on Para Je ...... ica \1a,,e) Engli'h Conn1e \1alt...on Su~n Language lnlerprcler S!aco:) \1a) Spenal Educa11on Lauric \1auola Spec1al Educa11on (alliin \k.\uliffe Colorado \Jplih Su,an \1cCarlnC)·Gallov.a) Spec1al Education \1arcu' McGov.n ��Chm \ldlugh • ocial Studie' su,an ~1dlugh Social Studie' Laura Milan Sodal Studie' Chmtine \l1lkr DYDI Greg \1l>ldo" EngJi,h Sara Ioney penny \lath Tan1a Moore Spec1al Education Ja) \lonn \lath Laura \lork\ Engil'h • Dan1el '1.1orr Drama Peggy Mou" Drama Mall 'l.lurphy Engil,h, Speech and Dchate John a.1mul J...i Suencc Samha il1ayc Forc1gn Language Brandon guyen Colorado L pil It \nna ohle Sc1t:m:e Joel ohle lndu,tnal Educallon l<.e11h orn' Secunl) Tina Ou1nal-'1 Speual Education Para Kellh 0 man Jn,trutmental \1u\lc Larn Padilla Foreign Language L\d1a Peiia · Special Educallon Para Je"ica Perl-in' Engli'>h Jann P~ter,on Dean 01 Studenh �Peer Tutoring L a proqram that helps students of all qrades improve their skills in Algebra and eometry. Throughout the day, peer tutor_ work with tudents to help their basic math skilL and homework in their math cia. ses. To become a peer tutor. _tudents are either a part or NH or have received teacher recommendations. Ryan Kulp is the leader of Peer Tutoring. ThL program is supported by the AngeL F undations and by a grant rom the R....ose Foundation. • Laura Martinez Front row: Loui..., Pielru . zew...,ki. Blake Dowlinq and Zachary _- ul ky. econd row: ~an Kulp. Jessica Fahrer-Zabel. bram \era and Devon Tubbs. "Sack row: <:!aleb Zieqler. haquille Turner and Daniel dams. Peer �J<>hn Peter on Social Stud1.:' L1 a Porter S~o.u.:. u.:C' S. R~)burn SrcClal I•Ll•Jcatlon Para Ia1 ,,.ra Rh<me S<ll:Jal Stud•.:' \kr~dllh R1<:hmond h>r<:Jgn I mgu;t \n!!da Rl\a \I th I .a la)C:tte Roc~c:tte f-Jc:•llt) \lanager John Ru"dl ROTC )\l n e Sat h Re~•,trat < n S.:<: 1 II) N1~~i Sand dwp.:r Speual Ed• cation J.K<JUdine S<:l>n cda Speual hlucatlon \hr Snu)!g' \lath Shaun S aholm Socia I . t ud1e Fn Smda1r Lin 1.: l'ar,t Kc:nneth Sm1th S<:hool Rcsour<:e 01 I Jeer 1..1 a Sm1th Sc•cncc/Ph' •call·du auon Bonn 1e Smleat; Sc1en<:e \rmando Lafleur OlDY Gre!! Star~e \lath Julle Stephen' Encli h D hT;hano ,\thl t1c Senctar) J "Ka la\ lor Sc1cn~c \\Jill am Ta) lor \o al lu k \lark Thalhofer Social Stud1e Dmo Thoma' cu,tmllan Lee Thoma' ur c \I an 111 Thoma, cu,todian s, rah Thoma,on Sl)!n Language Interpreter \l~<:hdk Topf Engh h \l.trk Trapmo Englt,h/''li:arhook ��anc·\ Tre' Jar lfea,urer ,hako T\utu'i Foreign Language Grane T\on 'ion;l Stud1e' \\herd a uhe) Enl!ll'h Junm).Vigil Dean of Student\ Emil) Vilku' '1.1ath Rud\ \lllarreal Spec1al Education Flo Wagner Engll'>h Pat Walker Bu.,me.,., Education llm1 \\alton Attendance Secretar) 1\.c\ 1n \\ampler Spee~al EducatiOn '1.1e)!an \\ernig ign Language Interpreter 1\.ate \\1c·kham !\1ath Jerome Wilford ROTC Jane Wihon Record' Sec.:retan • Ron Wool f(lrl. Pa.,., Room Paraprofe,'>~onal Kent Yama,akl Suence Jam1e Yttn Special Educat1011 �Link erew con ~ isted of junior~ and ~ eniors who dedicate time and energy every Thur~ day morning to tutoring and providing guidance to the incoming fre _hmen. They develop leader~ hip skilL with work_hops training ses• ions and meet with fre ~ hmen at orientation and during Link. There were many fun and team-oriented games to be played and group activitie_ for students to meet and make new friends that they may not have been able to without the po~ itive atmosphere created by Link erew. • ""Seatriz eontreras Front row: L<ltri e Johno.,ton. Marcuo., rlowero.,, <:?hri.., Ha,,e..,, Hamza Shareef. Jc1meo., Bryant. Brenna t>ujimoto. IUiey ,\\c<:? arthy, :'l:ia l.ewb." IIi <:?h route.., and Suo.,an Harlor. Second row: Kalen Acqubto. Elia ,,\clrtin. brc1m Yl!ra ..\\arlene Smith. eh ri Jacobo.,, ehloe McelclntOc, Salma Villadez. ~ ellc1h ~clmbaleo.,a, Mercedeo., dclm<;. ec1iley Scllclqovic c1nd, amc1nthc1 Eqle. Third row: Ed Hartan. Ariel eanada. ,\\adeline Bel..,.., • \''rica J>e<;o.,oa. Erin ,\\uo.,o.,o, Oaw·n Hc1milton. Julia Kirkl n. Dominique Oavio.,, hel. ie Malley and <.:;aelen l.ombard·Knapp. "Back R...ow: Ki vin ,\\celo...,l..ey. ~andi ,\\cOow· ell. Ju<;tine Sullivan. Blake Oow·linq. Gamc1chu Said. Stephani Lopez. Jc1mie L<lurie. Bonnie L3 rluer. Shunara Maxey, Zuri House and Jame" Sawyer. �Front row:ea~~y l:!ladi~. Lillie Berman. T-.erinq Sherpa. :\ika Thma-.hiro The i nst rumenandSavannahi\llen.Secondrowo \e\·anitR.e~chechtko.i\mandaShweikert. t I E se ble •s Kalen i\cqubto, Peyton Prater. ,\\r. Oxman. Philip Greenholz. Will Heinz. a n. m I. Evan White and Adam ldelberq."Sack row: John l:!rawford, Dante Brown. mainly COmposed Spencer Erickson, Serqioi\naya,Jenna Greenwood.l:!aleb Zieqler.leharlie of intermediate 1\oyle. ,\lar-hae Burton. Elliot,\lamet and R.a~hida Grear. musicians. They li'lli!!!!~==;"!"~~===~=~=-.... practice rna in ly Jazz Ensam·~~~~ ble X is known I ii== = = for playing big band music. Along with the Jazz eombo as a large group while playing many different compositions. Throughtout the year they learn about music theory which gives them a wider understanding of music. ncert lBand ~--~~--------~~----------------~ is a group offered for mainly begginers who are interested a.-...,.,.. in playing con- music pieces that they play L - - -..::;;-;...._ _ _ __ _...;;;;...:::;;...._ _...1 have multiple Front row: Olivia R...udeen, Eli Acosta, Adam Estacio, Gabe parts which- Gutierrez, Mr. Oxman. Anna R.-eqan, Sarah Harrison, Hallie provides a Hughes and Sam mith. "Back row: Duncan MacLeod, Ben · e so d Dewey, Brandon Finnie, Gina Basse, ealeb Zieqler. Su an umqu - un • RJchardson.Adam -chreiber. Matthew Valet a. Niklas Scho~ liers, Gideon Irving, Zach Sulsky and Evan White. Frontrow: NoahHerman.ZachSimms,Mr.Oxman. Susan RJcha rdson.l3ri t t Moseley, Jonson·Berman, Nick ouby and Evan White. Jazz combo X is comprised mu- or sicians who have had a stron(J musicalbackground.lt ,_ ____. ..... _ is the smallest of ... ___j....,. , all the jazz group•. Their most distinct trait is their ablity to play outrageous solos that every- music ba ics for these students one gets a chance to attempt. to be able to L----~:::!!!!!!!!~=:::~:.!::::~:::=~--__J refer back . 11e Ell'mgton·J'\\ yes. · ·B r1g · ht an d . • to .,. rront row: D a me 1 Ol'tvta for thetr enure Naomi Wilson. Second row: \'a lisa Freeman, hantae Wilcareer. son, Ashley eanada, Lindsey Wheeler. Je. sica \'aleta and Mikayla Sullivan. "Back row: Joe ehapman. lan ehorney, Daisi Adenowo, David Phillips. Mr. Oxman, R..yan eossoff. Phillip Shnaider and Dan egal. Front row: Markus Gaiter. Max Lupo, Ezra Sackett, Mr. Oxman. Jacob Paul. Will Parkhill and Jacob Oldefest."Back row: 1Yrel RJchard. Evan Meggitt, Matt Gotlin-Sheehan. Aaron Holland-Plum and Erika Hiromitsu. Jazz En . emble is very similar to the jazz ensemble X group, but this class is geared nl~~~------~------------------, towards begginer musicians who are eager to learn. Every year their musical the jazz ensemble partakes in playing pieces for the knowledge they yearly band eo along with all the other groups. tice scales to strengthen their LF-i-rs-t-ro_w_:_ M-ad- i-so-n-.\-\c-H-en- r-y.-1\-le_x_M_c_H_en_r_y.-E-Ii-za_b_e_ th_H_u_ni--R- 1!_\_e roverall playing Emily Stesney. Shonnelta Henry.lliana Barron and Mylia \\'arlum· Web<,ler.Secondrow:KevenOawson.<:!ollin Butler.Q.llinnPeny,flana ab\ity. Fancher. Mr. Oxman. Louis Lazo, 1\lex 1\bbolt and Julian t'leminq. "Sack row: Lucy R..ay, Georqe Sepmeier.lris Saucedo. Sarah Fenlon. Lar., Haqer.ealeb R..eher.Jared Fi..,h, eameron Greene, Erhan Loe~~i. Eric Haqer and elayton Greene. study musical theory and prac- �YAMAHA �The choir department encompassed a huge range of talent from the very beginners to the highly advanced. The beginning women's choir. eontora, was made up primarily of freshmen. They learned the basics of singing~ uch as scales, site reading, music theory, etc. After the beginning level, the students auditioned for the intermediate women's choir; Seraphim. In this level they went beyond the basics and toned the skills they learned the previous year. "I love choir because I've met people I wouldn't normally be friends with. and I love having a class at the end of the day where I can just relax and sing:• said junior Amanda Leibabout being in eraphim. Men started out in Men's Ensemble. Like the beginning women's group, they also learned the fundamentals of singing. Honor choir; a highly advanced group, was composed of both men and women who all worked hard on refi ning their voices, doing many performances outside of school. The most elite choir. made up of only sixteen people, was Angelaires. They worked on things including acapella singing and jazz based music. • Phoebe Duvall "It's fun to express myself throuqh sinqinq:· • David "Burris·Deboskey, 10. "I love choir because it qives every person a chance to express them· selves in a different way than usual:' • "Bridqet Kromrey, 12. -I like choir because it makes me and other people happy.· • Jackson Meredith. 12. "I love choir because I can express my art throuqh my voice and meet others who love the same thinq~ • ,\\au rice Murphy, II. Honor ehoir: Front row: Thylor Want. Milan earvell, Harris Alterman. Olivia R..udeen. Maurice Murphy. Lisa Enqelken. Waverly Loza. Mallory Heinzeroth. Susan Harlor and Katy Parr: Second row: Abby Tem(>le. Nandi McDowell. elay Burns. eailey Salaqovic, Marray Napue. Meq Tuta. Torin Schuster. Madeline R.-eusch. Peyton Prater. Sophia Schwabe and Katherine R..oqers. Third row: eollin"Butler. Jenna Greenwood. Anthony \'i!ssels. ehanae· DuBry. Duncan MacLeod. Gaelen Lombard-Knapp. Jackson Meredith. Zamir Hall. eassy elayman. Kirby Page·Schmit. Kelsey Messer. Mackenzi"Beii·Nuqent and David Steninqer: "Back row: Amanda chweikert, Lauren Freeman. Sarah Lass. Malcolm Brown. Meaqhan Fisher. Devin Pollard. Konstantin lnqenpass. Paul Emrich. Max Hartman and "Ben Brady. "Irs a qreat experience. I love performinq at concerts because they're so well put togethef.' • R.obyn <:!ole, //. Seraphim: Front row: Shutana Johnson. Thlya Zax.Haley Jesseman. Mallory G",. Susan Waruinqe. Kasasha R..eedy and R.llonda Meadows. Second row: RJJbyn e.,.. Ash lee White. Amanda Lei b. Gabrielle Yurra. Erin Gearinq. R.-ebecca Goodside. Lau Opatowski. Bella eampana and Okeesitta elay. Third row: ehamone Patrick. ~n~rta Hill. Johannah Peay. Lindsay Emery. Alice Desmoulins. Megan Bortle. Natahe fmt 1Y hae Walker. Grace Irvine. "Brenna Fujimoto. Rjley Mcearthy. Wilhelmina Gralll· Bridqes. R..achel Havranek and Maya McDowell. 'Back row: R.-ebekah Baiyee·e Aujha Alexander. Blythe Hawthorne·Loizeaux. amantha Smith. Lydia Ibarra. Ma·1,;a Jones-, ambe. Emelia lien. Ali Haas. Sophie Gedion and Margaret Minniq. �D E.m. emble: Front row: Derrick i m-.. hawn \\'all. Emerson and ,\\a reus Flowers. c nd row: Joshua Halliburton, Darien Grieqo. Daniel immons. Patrick Dizon and :in Johnson. "Back row: Forrest imms. Lucas Bareb-Golumb. Nicholas Holcomb. Dl\ nq, Zane Prater and David Burris-Deboskey. eontora. Front row: Shateea Black well. tejandra ~vera. Eula \\ay., 'ora Bate..,, Melinda R..11iz, Molly Davidson. Kailah ehineth. Rjvie Jacaruso. biqail Steven..,, R..1chel ,\\angione. ;-.:aomi"Banqbay and Elleana late. econd row: Emma John..,ton. Sarah eart...on. R.Jionda Howard. R ..1chel Harm..,, Maya erow-Willard. Priscilla Paxton, o\\ikayla Sulli\'an. Lauren Milt.... Da'na i\\'ery and Oionna nthony. Third row: T·keyah Henry. Peqqy Kimbl . dama Kanu. Oarshae RJldriguez. R.cbekah Smith. Hannah :\athan..,on. Samantha Sander..,on. eecily Botelho. Sarah Las.., n. Thea Smith. R.cnee John..,on-l'ruitt and eora Law ... on. Fourth row: \\'ilia \'dug han. Emma Thompson,,\\asha \'alershteyn.Kaela Hayes. Lauren Hughe .... Jacquelyn Lanqdon. Y\'ana R..adatus. ,\\orqan Smith. \\'ei Liu. Oayana Emery. "hayla Sanders. 'Back row: earolyn Thomas. Eun ehot. Brea \\'ell..,, OeJai eha. e-Kno .. Kathryn .·parks, Katelyn Yule and Lurianna E. parza. �Vi rates of J?enza nee: Front row: !':ora Livingston. Lulu Scully. J\a ron Gourd and Pau I Em rich. Secondrow:lt.afi Ward, Kirby Page-Schmit. Bridqet Kromrey,Mackenzi Beii-Nuqent, Natalie Fine, eailey Salaqovic. eassie (:!layman. Maddie R...eusch, Nandi McDowell. Bella eampana, Sophie Gedion. Abby Temple and Lauren Freeman. Third row: Becca Nathanson, Jackson Meredith, Matt Gotlin-Sheehan, Max Hartman. Jared Lowdermilk. lan Kinq, Aly Haas, Lisa Wormley and Torin chuster. "Back row: Ben "Brady. Lucas Bareis·Golumb, David ·surrisDeboskey. eameron Hoehn. J\\ichael Lichtbach, Harris Alterman, Josh Tucci. Konstantine lnqenpass. Malcolm"Brown, Tucker Johnston, Jack Forbes. Zamir Hall. Noah Kaplan, Maurice Murphy. Duncan J\\acLeod and Michaellt.ichardson. Macbeth: Front row: Aaron Gou rd.l3en Brady, Amanda Lei b. Michael Licht bach and fW" ris Alterman. Second row: Evan Starr. Josh Thcci. Thcker Johnston. Duncan MacLeod Miles Lagree, Noah Kaplan. Natalie Fine, Jan King. Malcolm Brown. Max Hartma Anthony Vessels. Wilson Scarbeary, Lucasl3areis·Golumb and Lauren Freeman. Thi row: R..afi Ward, Nora Brown. R..ebekah Smith. Matt Gotlin·Sheehan and Jack Forbt 13ack row: Alyssa Haas. Lulu cully, elio Thnaka. Michael RJchardson. David Bur Deboskey and Tim Peck. "Back row: Julian ·Brown. Wren Duqqan, Q..uiera eantr 13ridget Kromrey, Paul Emrich. Jackson Meredith and Bryan Anderson. �The East Theater eompany was a huge success this year. It's fall production of Shakespeare's "Macbeth" was extremely popular with the student body. The mysterious plot follow Macbeth, played by junior ""Ben ""Brady, who meets three wild witches who e crazy predictions prompt Macbeth to commit murder. When the predictions become reality, Macbeth's big ego causes hatred between the people, and he eventually suffers the fatal consequence . "Macbeth wa an intere ring experience for us because of the difficult hakespearean dialogue. However. with all the talent within our company, we mastered it quickly" said director and drama teacher. Mel Duggan. ETe also found success in the spring production of "Pirates of Penzance:• In the show, a young man, played by senior Kirby Page-Schmit tries to escape the confines of his pirate life, and falls in love with the daughter of a general. He is pursued by his pirate troop and hilarity ensues. The lighting, sets, costumes, and sound for both shows were created by ETe·s tech crew and the music for Pirates of Penzance was played by Mr. 0xman•s talented orchestra. • R..achel Nevers "Macbeth was my favorite perfor· mance at East. Everyday was so much fun with the cast and crew:· • Amanda Leib, II. "I love ETe because by playinq improv qames we are learning valu· able skills that we can use in life~ • l\ ly HilliS, ()_ Theater is butt he sweet tonic to cure lhe maladie. of the soul. • Paul Emrich, 12. "ETe is fun because we gel 10 play qames and act craz1.· • !'\oah Kaplan, II. ET~, Pront row: Michelle Sa ipe, Marga ret Davidson. ea i ley alagovic, Nandi McDowell. lana eampana, Gabriel Hardt. Jack Forbes, Melinda RJ!iz. Thylor Williams. Jessica Byrne, 1\\asha Vdlershteyn and 1\dele vrooman. Second row: Torin chuster. Waverly za. Bridqe1 Krom rey, Duncan MacLeod and Macken zi Beii·Nugenl. Third row: eh ris ~~ye>., eoleue English. Joseph R-evers, R..afi Ward. a ron Gourd. Michael Lichtbach, \tlson ·ca rbeary, Lucas"Bareis·Golumb. Julian Fleming. Jackson Meredith and Kon· ~a.nt~n lngenpass."Sack row: TUcker Johnston. Madeline Davies, Josh TUcci. Harrison rlllin, Mall Gotlin· heehan, Miles Lagree, 1\ris Sheiner and ""Ben Brady. "ETe is qreal because we gel a chance 10 express ourselves; plus, it is way beuer than sports~ • "Ben "Brady, II. tagecraft/Tech: Front row: Zachary Teves and Leigh ""Barn holt. Second row: us ehavez.l3illv Gabel, I\ ndy Denson. Isaac Wa na rna ker. Laura Phillips· 1rain, eassa nd ra elayman, Helen Katich, 1\ri Hill and Maggie Hughes. "Sack row: Michael R.ichardson, Lindsay mith, athan Mackenzie. earlo Davis and ""Bill Huqgins. �East has always tP.=g~, ~~g speech and debate team. tudents take speech to work on their public_ peaking skills and gain the confidence necessary to perform. Last year. after months of rehearsaL. succe sful meets and team work. East qualified ten members in various categories to the National Forensic League Tournament. East was the second largest team in eolorado behind ereek. They had close to two-hundred active members and twenty percent of the freshman class took beginning speech. To travel to all of the various speech meets around the country. the team raised over a fourth of the money required by themselves. "Thlent plus craziness minus social life times two hundred kid equals East speech and debate:· said coach Matt Murphy. At the Greeley meet, East took first in original oratory. poetry. drama. humor. and cross examination and took second place overall. At the East ereek Turkey Meet East took second overall. They placed fir t in drama and duo. second in cross examination, and fourth and fifth in original oratory and sixth in humor. • Emily earlson "Speech is like the in·laws family; at first they are weird and awkward. then you grow to love them:· ;:,mJnn,eua Henry. 12. ·Mr. Murphy L a stud muffin:· • 11m Peck. Kl. " peech is amazing because you really qet to express your. elt.' • (!!hris Hayes.//. ·The awesome thing about speech is it brings Iunny people together.· • 1\li Haas. Kl. Speech I nterp Team: Front row: Monica Lubin, eon nor Godbolt. Marion need, Hannah e)':'l:eill. 1\shleen lkydum, Max Bridge and RAchel Havranek. Second row: Shonnetta Henry. Ma·isah Jones·Nambe.Jasmine Yaghedi.SophieGedion, Tim Peck, Victoria erystal. 1\lleqra Uva. Kate -Boyle. Paolo eiancio. Noah Kaplan,l\bby Worthen. eoach Matt Murphy, Jan "'Bartholomew and Emily elinton. Third row:ehris Hayes. Wilhelmina Grant 'Bridges, Grace Irvine. Jan Mceonville. Joe Prendergast. 1\sher Thoeming. 1\ly Haas and Dylan 'Barrett. 'Back row: Blythe Hawthorne·Loizeaux. Elizabeth eheever. Kate eorreii'Buss and eora Lemar. Debate Team: Front row: Kelli Vhlberq. Lauren Opatowski. Waverly Loza. ophie ~' Jesus eabeza·deBaca and Ned lm hoff. Second row: Ma rqaret Min n iq. Thy lor Wa nt.ll~ Opatowsk i. eha rlotte Vi I k us,l\bbye Neel. Em i I ia eabeza·deBaca and eoach Matt Mur Third row: Maya Davis. icole hook. Jenny Nill. Joseph Lassen. Gavin Jacobs and 1~ \'aleta. Fourth row: Jacob Zax. Emily Mackenzie. Ellen Downinq, Teo Price·13ron• and ate Garcia. 'Back row: Pete Hutchinson. 1\nnie Fine. Will Toaspern.l\ndrewea. Nitai Deitel and Peter Hambidqe. �.Peech eaptains: Front row:Jacob Zax,l\lexandria Leenatali. Michelle Murphy, 'llery Donovan and Mike Nill. Second row: Paige R-omer. Marley Pierce,l\lyse Patowski. Katrina Sondermann and itai Deitel. "Back row: Katie Jablonski. harlotte Vilkus and 1\bbye Neel. Speech Novice: Front row: Danielle Ellin9ton·,\\yles and Ealasha Marshbank. Second row: Holly Harris. Dylan Yawger. Mtles MacKenzie, Jack Forbes and Jeff 1\schkina. i.Third row:EmmaJohnston.EIIiotMamet,Michelle aipe, arahLassen, Israel Mendoza. Hannah ""Burtness. Kate Imhoff. Hannah earrothers, Mary traka. Madison McHenry, Willa vaughn andRjvieJacaruso."Backrow: Zoe Leanza. Lauren 1\ntonorr. Hannah Popkin. unny Lunka. kye Pawlik and ora ""Broyles. Sp<e<h a•d Dobat<. +++ �JR.!)Te - Front row: Marion need. icole Murphy. Jeremy Miles-Groce. pshelle RJJtledge and Destiny arcia. Second row: haryse Napue, Matt Pratt. eourtney Fannings, Darren R..obles, Donovan Mullen, Kianna ealbart. R...ey ehavez. Zyndy Lopez-Garcia. Alvaro alcedo. Kira Martinez and eheri Jacobs. Thtrd row: ehelsea Walson, Matiana Gallegos. 1Yree Griffin. Anita Thompson. Lisa eisneros. eJ R...eynolds. Justin ' mith, Danyl t. Hill and eournell Fanning .. "Back row: ehristian ehapman. 'ick ,'\\isner."Brandon Mattson. "Ben "Belveal. Jes. e13rown and Matt eoe. J R.OT<~. ""Battalion Staff - Front row: Sean Viqil. Q..uincy elark, Destiny Garcia and Spshelk RJ!tledge. "Back row: Alex Lynn. Nicole Murphy. J\\arion Sneed and Jeremy Mile, Groce. �The Junior R....eserve 0fficer Training eorps. or JR£)Te. had an amazing season. With the rifle team placing fourth overall in league competition and East being home to the citywide ""Brigade eommander. enior Kry tie Jones. JR£)Te had their be t season in years. Jones. in charge of over 2000 cadets in Denver, aid. "This year the cadets eemed to really want to build the program up and are self motivated. Everyone is enthusiastic and wants us to be the best program in Oenve~· Led by eolonel R...ussell. the team had over 100 cadets in competition. including a eolor Guard, eight per on ""Battalion taff. and both Girls and """Boys Rifle Teams. "The cadets are eager to learn. Something is different this year. More so than in the past, cadets are really happy to be here:• aid eolonel R...ussell. After such a great tart, JR£)Te felt it only fitting to continue the year with a bang. placing third in the"""Brain ""Bowl. Spshelle R...utledge summed the year up perfectly. saying. "Rf)Te is not only taking care of business. it is truly a great experience, and I love it:• • eallie R..,.aynor "I had a great time being an officer this year. It was a lot of fun~ • Nicole Murphy. 11. e cadets really try to be the best rhey can be. \ou come in to R..OTe as a student and come out as a leader. • Marion Sneed. 12. 0 Y- R Hie Team- Front row: R.,ey ehavez, Donovan Mullen. and Jeremy Miles-Groce. "The cadets have worked really hard. and I am very proud of them~ • Destiny Garcia.//. ·My favorite experience in JR..OTe was being on staff becase I was one of six people in charge of the corps of cadets~ • Q..uincy elark. //. eolor uard- Front row: Josh Moore. haqaya eleveland. Donovan Mullen and eourtney Fannings. ·The year has gone really well. This has been my favorite year as a member of R.f)Te. and I am happy to be a part of it . • Jeremy Miles-Groce,/1. Girls RJfle Team -Front row: i\\atiana Gallegos. Krystie Jones and Kianna ealbart. Not pictured: Kimberly Najera. Kira Martinez. JR..!)Te. �The East High student council was one or the key player, in keeping the school's traditions and pride alive. The council consisted of students from each grade who wanted leadership responsibilities in the school. "Between putting on the school dances. arranging fundraisers, class meetings, participating in Peace Week, and helping out with charity events. being a repreentative was no easy JOb. They al o spent long hours planning successful pep rallies and spirit weeks. The representatives from each class were elected by the student body. Startin~ with the fir, t day of school. student council works diligently to make school events run as smoothly as possible. ""Being a student representative allow us to voice our opinions and make an impact on East, as well as the class or 200C);• said junior lan"Bartholomew when asked why he wanted to be a member of student council. "This year we have spent many hour trying to make the best possible yea(.' said senior Andrew Neely-Willis. The student council members are the representatives that ultimately give students their voice to make changes around the school. • Kelley Mcearroli-Gilbert "1\s a class representative it is my job to make sure the students voices are heard.· ·13eing Head Girl and Headl3oy is a great feeling becau. ewe are makinq East a better place lor everyone:· • Erin Musso. 12: Josh R..ussell. 12. Senior eouncil: Front row: Josh R....ussell. Kia Wright :Jackson. Tier a Willis"fflpfumaneyi, Erin Mus o and Andrew Neely-Willis. Second row: R...ebekah Johnson, Arjana Williams. Maya "Burchette. 'Back row: RAchel teed, Marisela Sandoval. haquille Turner and Abram \'era. +++ Swdoot eouodl. Junior eouncil: Front row: Kalen Acquisto, Emma Ferg, Nia Lewis and Marlet Smith.'Back row: lan"Bartholomew, ehris Wall, Elizabeth Johnson. Ariel ean~· and ehris Hayes. �Ophomore eouncil: Front row: Katie R..J..tshton. lzzy 1\llegrezza. Karina Zuniga and T'keyah Henry. "Back row: Matthew"Brown and Will Toaspern. Freshmen eouncil: Front row: Elliot Mamet and lan Kamlet."Back row: Hannah earrothers. Tyler "Burton and Maura McKay. s'"''" eouooil. +++ �Yearbook Editors: Front row: Sarah eornish. Tess Jackson. Mallory Heinzeroth, earlie ehristian on, Lisa Engelken, Ari Malman and Kelly Thompson. "Back row: eanyon '"Boak and Sam Lass. Yearbook Staff: Front row: Mallory Heinzeroth. earlie ehristianson, Lisa Enqelken. Te Jack on and Ari Malman. Second row: Sarah eornish. Allie R...amey, Vilnessa R.Adall and Amy Easley. Third row: eallie R...aynor; David 0ksner; Haley Jenkins, Emily earls Kelly Mcearroii-Gilbert. Laura Martinez, Kelli Uhlberq and Mr. Trapino. Fourth row: Zl!o Tweed, '"Beatriz eontreras, DominiQue Davis. Alyssa R.,oberts and Phoebe Duvall.13ack row; am Lass. Jamie Urbana, eanyon'"Boak. Peter Hartman, AunjaniQue eollier. 1\mlw Goltz, 1Y hae Walker. ydney Smith and Kody Gaulden. �~ vteWf/JGq:JeY The two tudent publications for the _chool, yearbook and newspaper. were alway_ looking to capture the events of the year so students would have vivid memorie. from the year. The yearbook staff trived to highlight events and capture memorie. to make the yearbook omething that could be cheri hed throughtout life. Late nights and aturday in that "little blue room" was pent perfectingcopie , writing caption .and name checking, truly made the yearbook possible. The yearbook was de igned to expre each tudent and their individual creativity. "Yearbook had a great taff with very talented and motivated tudent which made the yearbook econd to none:· aid Mr. Trapino. The new paper focu ed on the i ues and controver ie atEa twhileinforming tudent ofcurrentevent andwa di tributedmonthly. "The harde t part of new paper wa finding real i _ue and makin_g tudenL care about them:• aid junior taffer RJchie Londer. Yearbook and newspaper cha lleneged each other. through their rivalry. todubli h the be t possible product and in the en they were both ucce sful. • Dominique Oavi "I liked Yearbook becau..,e il qave me lhe oppurlunily 10 perfecl my phOioqraphy kills~ • Peler Hariman,//. 'ew paper Staff: Front row: Peyton Prater. Nicole hook. Abby Worthen, Ellen Downinq, Oanielle ·sose and Allie eheroutes. Second row: bbye Neel. Alex R.aynor. Nick 'Brown, David Long and Aris Molock. "Sack row: ophie chor. .\\arley Pierce, RJchie Londer. Alex Hoskin and Mr. Ajluni. "I loved working wilh uch a grea1 group of people and I wa. so proud 10 be able 10 pul ou1 a qrea1 new. pa· per every monlh ~ New paperEdltor : Frontrow:Madeline chroeder.~an13ushand \aL Enqdahl. Second row: Isabella Kendrick. arah La. s, elaire imon, \ichelle \urphy, Bile Emery, Maris. a Latta and Jeff Thalhofer. "Back row: eobin 'Brown . ��Front row: Jess Fahrer.Zabel. Lily \\'otkyns and ,\\all Gosche. 'Back row: Sam Myers. Esther . 'jau. Florence Waqner. Devon Sullivan and Brian Louden. club that revolved around Key elub volunwas a teer service .. This year they participated in events such as East-elean-UpOay where they picked up trash in the parking lot and around the chool. They also watched childrenatWarren \'lllage throughout the year. Their help aided thecommunity in many way•. Octagonelubwas a club dedicated to raising and donating money to the non-profit organization of its choice. After raising 500, the El Pomar foundation matched this with 7,500. Non-profit organizations then bid for this money and the 8,000 was donated to the cho. en nonprofit, making a great difference. ~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~ Greenelubwasa club dedicated to helping make the planet cleaner. and more green. Its main focus was advocating the importance of recycl i nq by enhancing the recycling program at theschool. There wa. a great turnout, especially Frontrow:ErinBates.EIIenWant.SarahMarquez for a fir.t year and eolin Wielqa. Second row: \ckayla Ale. i. • club, proof the enR.nsa Perlman, eora Lemar. ehristina Sowa, ·am vironment was of lisser and Erik Sandersen. 'Back row: Fieldinq great importance hraroqowski. Jame"' Sawyer. Da\'id Lonq. Jacob to students. Zax. Zach Sulsky and Matt Duffy. Project Pave was Front row: Sponsor. Melina FarQa. 13nia Juarez. eora Priscilla Je erey and &nyorfBoak. Second a club based Lawson, row.R ory\'alles,Lea 1-lowanl.Aiysial-\amilton.R l1onda around teen dat· Howard. Zach Southworth. Shola \Ork and James Sawing violence, yer. ""Back row. ehellen Loqan. Erin Gearinq. &roline awareness and &Jcru~ll. . ephanie Lopez and ehloe M&lantoc.. prevention. They focused on distributing information about how teens can be safe in their relationships, keeping in mind that I out or every 5 girls in high • chool relationship. are, or has been a victim of teen dating violence. NHS is part or the national volunteer based dub. National Honors Societ)t This year the dub focu ed on h • t· ing activit' such as Make-A-Differ ence-Oay, where they helped to dean up inside and outside Ea. t,and bake sales t benefit SAME. They aL o participated Front row: Rye Fineqan. Murphy Hoqsett, Mal· lory Heinzeroth, \'anessa R.adatu _. Ally Lynn and in 13100<1 Drive., ~Lace For The Katie Post. eure. Wings 0\w The RJ>Ckie..' "Bird and Nature club wa. a club created to watch out for the wellbeing of birds along with oberving them and the environment in which they live. They put up bird fe ders and houses around th~ school and went on bird watching trip. to "Barr Lake, eherry ereek tate Park, and eity (ark. Frontrow:Marray Napue. KimberlyR.uiz. Hillary eepress·,\\cLean and Iris Saucedo.'Back row: Nate Gro\'er and Brendan Doyle. �Front row: Michael Lichtbach. Justina Botelho and Torin Thames. Second row: Mike Edward!'..ehris Filus.lnstructor Albus "Brooks. Niishia Hysaw. Faythe t:tsey. Karolina easillas'Busto!'. and Su'iana Luna. Third row: Marcu'i Flowers. Stasia Jones. Danielle Ellinqton·Myles and Shantae Wilson. Fourth row: Facilitator eosmo. ehris Hayes. Gavin Johnson. eheri Jacobs. Desiree eloe. Sellah K¥ambalesa and Damien Flowers. "Sack row: Instructor Fate, Instructor Incline. Joshua Farajh\\oore. Kason Johnson. Sara Sims.l'iaiah R.jchardson. Paul Smith.!Llymone Lee. Shae _ kien and Instructor Tense. eheck Your Head combined mental health with the arts of being an Me or OJ. dancing, graffiti. and more. They also discussed real-life issues such as suicide and how to manage those L sues. The students in eheck Your Head enjoyed fun activities with their friend twice a week after school. When they wanted to escape the inner city, these students started Mountain Adventure elub to explore sports and nature up in the high country. Skiing. snowboarding. mountain biking. hiking and more, they enjoyed the great outdoors while Front row: eanyon 13oak, James awyer. Ellen getting exercise Want. Jessica Hoy, Mikalya Alexis, RJiey Mcand breathing ea rthy, R..osa Perl rna n. eta ire Simon. Sarah Lass. fresh mountain Marley Pierce, Abbye Neet, Madeline Schroeder and Peyton Prater: air: Front row: Jane Mills and Jacob Wiens."Back row: Alex Milewski, Gabe R..odqers, Matt Gosche.eateb Ziegler. Dagan 13ain and ehris Yarbrough. Throughout the year students in R...obotics club used their math and science skills to create things that can be used in real life. They spent many hours building catapults. bridges. robots. and more. With these inventions. they competed in four successful competitions while making friends. Art in the company of others is better than art alone. or at least that's what the students in Artelubthought. Once a week they met to share their creative talents with each other and create their own masterpieces. Whether painting. drawing, or sculpting. Front row: Janet Turner and Tina Soma. Second row: eeteste Hayes, eanyon 13oak. James Sawyer these students and Matt Soma. explored new frontiers in art. Front row: eamille Farris. Mishee "Burnett, Mrs. 1 oble. KaiSyliece Harris-eook and Epiphinae Mcetennon. For students who had a passion for chemL try or just wanted a little extra help. ehemistry elub was the place to be. While practicing using important equations. they experimented in the lab and made their own discoveries. R...un by Mr_. Noble, they met once a week to ponder the wonders or the periodic table. While watching animeandenjoying each other's company. the students in Anime elub have perfected this exciting form of art. Many members also drew their own creative anime and read various anime books. They met inMr:ehimento•s Front row: Muhammad Abdullah. Sophia Schwabe room to explore and G·Anna Allyn. "Back row: Virqinia Webster. this unique medi- 13rya nt eta rk, l}rler Galyean. Marcus R..eed. eenya um of expression Jenkins and Oanielle eastillo. every week. ��and Awareness: Helen Katich,//. Ariel eanada, I �Front row: eheri Jacobs. Second row: A in Ealey, i\riel eanada. Erin Gearinq and ehanae' DuBry. Third row: Stasia Jones. Libby Howard. Sellah ~ambalesa, Grace Irvine, ehris Hayes and Gamachu Said. Fourth row: Mr. Murphy, Niishia Hysaw and ehloe Mcelantoc. "Sack row: Mr. Laurie and <;erbian kids. Wake Up was led by president. senior Niishia Hysaw as well ~ two dub sponsors Mr. Laurie and Mr. Murphy. "Wake l.Jp celebrates the power or writing, performance. and creative expression by hosting biweekly open mics and poetry workshops:· said Mr.Laurieanactive participant in writing music for hi band the Robots. International Front row: Savannah Allen and Q_uincy elark. elub is a club ' Back row: Anne Gaudin, James Sawyer and Alfor East~ tudents, ron so Vdrqas. both from the l.Jn ited States as well as foreign exchange students visiting East. "The club provides a way for it's members to learn about new cultures while teaching others about their own:· said senior pre ident, Q...uincy elark. "Amnesty International promotes human rights around the world and protects against abuses:• said club president. junior Marley Pierce. Group topics include the genocide in Darfur. the death penalty, a~ well as fightFront row: eora Lemar. Marley Pierce and Allie ing for the rights eheroutes. Second row: Isabella Kendrick. eassy of the detainees eiadis, R...achel Havranek and Jessica Jaynes. in Guantanamo 'Back row: Helen Katich. R.~an Bush and Emilia -a ~ ~a~ .:abeza-deBaca. Pennies for Peace raised money for educaion in Eastern Asia, including countries like Pakistan and Afganistan. The president and meeting cordiantor was Pilar Ingle. The money was collected through donations in the PenniesforPeacejars spread across East classrooms throughout the year. Front row: Meqan earl son, Gracie Me uire, Elise Matatall and earolin Kaplan. "Sack row: usan Walicki. Helen Katich, 1\ye Killian and Q...uinn Williams. Front roW: Su. an Walicki. elaire Simon. racie McGuire. Elise Matatall. Helen Katich, Emma Ferq and Delany Steele. Second row: elaire Jones. Lucy Westerfield. Emily Gosche, ~ am Myers, Kye Killian and Megan earlson. "Sack row: Blythe HawthorneLoizeaux, Gamachu Said, eoJe Duclos and earolin Kaplan, Jacob Greenwood and Q...uinn Williams. "Peace Jam is a group of East students working to promote dialogue, decrease violence. and build a more peaceful school:· said Mr. Laurie one of the club's sponsors. elub events are disctJssed in weekly meeting~ led by, senior presidents, Susan RJchard~ on and Emilia eabezade'"Baca. The three club presidents for Genocide Action and Awareness elub include juniors Grant Simon. Helen Katich and Eli e Matatall. When asked about the mission of club Grant Simon stated, "We promote awareness or genocide~ past and present, as well as raising money for the people involved in the genocide in Darfur.• Front row: Emilia eabeza-deBaca. Scott Gemperline,MorgannaSmithandSusanR.jchardson."Sack row: Hallie Huqhes, Nick ouby. Andrew Musselman, David Ok. ner and13eatriz eontreras. �Front row: Marc Axelrod. Ezra Sackett and eharley Fine. Second row: 1\lex R.llynor. eallie R.llynor. 13ecca Goodside. LaurenOpatowski.eassyelayman. 1\lyse0patowski.NatashaSteinandDeborahKrause. "Sack row: Nitai Deitel, Elliot Mamet, Jake Mal man. 1\ri Mal man. Zack Simms and R.Afi Ward. Jewish tudents United meets every other week and is a group for Jewish Students around East. They attend Jewish concerL • have friday night Shabbat dinners. participate in challah making activitie • and holiday festivities. The JSU club most notably hosts an anuual holocuast rememberenceassembly. with many que t speakers and moving presentation . Latino Students United is held once a week and ho tsmiraculous activities. Their biggest of the year is their rememberence of loved lo~ tones. in which they bring important symbols and display them in the main hall. This club is presidented Front row: James Bryant. "Sack row: Jesus eaby Noemi Urena beza de 13aca. 13eatriz eontreras. Victor osa. and meets once Karina Zuniga, Wendy eastanon, Kayla DeJong a week in Mr. and Mauricio R.Amirez. Oosho's room. Front row: Lynn Ngo. Danielle Lewis and Mrs. Walker: "Sack row: Jack O'Brien. Saubhagya 13udhathok's, 1\ris Molock and Mohamed Masha. The Puture 'Buisness Leaders of America is a club for all students who would like to have a career in buisness. These young students have annual fall Leadership eonterence in 0ctober. they participate in a District eompetition in February as well as a State eompetition in April. These competitions are based on their knowledge of current software. 'Black lJntited provides an oppurtunity to have all the African-American students in East meet and ~ ocialize. This unique club hangs out and eats lunch; and hosts their annual Martin 1--"'""'.!'""-. Luther King as- K--»-embly. Thisclub meetsoncea week loiPron .....t"'ro-cw:'"".,;.R.~~..;be;;;;;ka-.;.h_Jo-h-n'-(-111,-.,\aya Burcheue. Ariel & and is headed Up Slasia Jones and 13mara R..hone. Second row. eamille 0<'11 Kierrneatbert,l\rielKelleyandKaitaehenith. Thlrdrow.R by Arl"el r;,anada ~ Ward.Epiphany,\\celennon.FaytheCt~1\licial-larlanand:'\i' and R....e beka h 1-\ysaw.Fourthrow.Forre~ Simms.Q..uieraeantrell.R.£nniua Granberry. 1\..<Jlley eanada. Zuri 1-\ouse, L..auren 1\rline, B. Johnson. ,\\artin.Leonardl-loward.OtisPrau .. 'iaLewc .FinnianDah'!I.W Sydney Smith. "Back roW: R..achel Sieed R. ~bekah Smith. • Gaulden. Marcus FIO\\-ers, WerdM l'tsey and eorey Harri. Front row: ' Beatriz eontreras. Maya Davb,1\shleen 13rydum, Joe 1-\unt·R...evers, R.J)se Wiley, 1-\annah ehristiansen and R.Afi Ward. HHAL0 is a club for all heterosexual-homo~ exual students at East that would like to join an accepting club. HHAL0 supports all hetero-homosexual students that need a place to talk about feelings. insecurities. and just be accepted into the community for who they are and their sexual preferences. ��1\'rite check me out. ju t real Quick. Put your ear to my mouth ... I have to tell you something and yeh. irs important. "Being in the po ition that I am in right now is truly unbelievable. Four year ago coming to a learning. partying. business. comfort zone like East has been one of the better decisions of my life. "Being a little skinny freshman amongst all the other smart kids that came to East was ort of ltke being a needle in a hay tack. "But Quickly you figure out that this is a place where ~u can be you. All worries aside. when you ~ tep into East. you are given the chance to be a part or so many things; from performing in a play to learnmg ign language. I know after being on the football team. I know how East can make things happen like you have never seen. From the hoop team (we balltn' baby). to eon Law. we ee championship rmgs. Gereml When given the chance to choose omething. who doesn't like a wide variety? The number of different class selections is endle s. Whatever you want to pur ue in your future, East is the PERYEeT place to start your career. From experiencing great ideas. advice and bemg expo ed to higher education. students know they are ready for college. The teachers are like parents. When you need help or someone to talk to. just a k. or if you need to be kicked in your behind to get your work done. just call Usa Porter or Tee MacDonald. 0verall. I have met some incredible and inspiring adults throughout my time here. I will never forget them beca e of all the hell? and attention they gave me. I'm just so thankful that Ea t 1 a place where people actually care about each other and want to succeed. en to big_ger and better things ... the life. the main attraction - the STUDENTS - we are ab olutely the bomb. The pirit level is off da chain. From spirit days to dance where you crank dat (whatever it is you want to crank) to pep rally's where you make it bounce from the ceiling to the floor. you can't help but have an unforgettable time. When we get the Angel spirit in u • it spreads like a chain reaction. Mo t importantly. at East. you meet such a diverse group of people that impact you all around. "Being the head or a school as great as East was unbelievable. I feet blessed to have the opportunity to repre ent the Angels all day. I hope that I have left a great impre on for Ea t and it people. "Big Up to '08 and sorry to end the conver ation but, get me later cause I'm bout to get up in them! - J RJ.Jss �Waz up East Angels! It's your Head •G• Erin Mu o. You've heard me over the announcements, either being too loud or too soft, seen me on stage, and now the time ha come for my last word ... ay bay bay! This year has been ju t another year through the hall of East High- many have come before us, and hopefully many will come after. Yet whether this is your fir t year or your last, you will have memorie and experience that are umque to this year alone. I cannot start to explain how much pride I have in East, in our hi~h school. I have never for one second doubted that thts school is the be t in Denver. in the tate, even in the country, seriously. It isn't just the beautiful campus, the dynamic faculty and admini tration, the bomb cheers, or our security guard Keith, it is you guys, it is us! East has its impressive diversity, sports, and most importantly academic ; we've heard this all before."But did you know that East also ha the largest J?TSA (Parent Teacher-Student Association) in the tate? Did you also know that each time you check out at Thrget there is a sign tating how much money has been given back to schools in Denver. and that East is at the very top of the li t? This is just more proof of how great our school truly is. I went to at least one game for each port this year. including field hockey (you guy rock!) and I also made sure to go to the choir events and plays. Each event was just a reinforcement of how wonderful East truly i . We have some ver¥ talented tudents here! Not to mention extremely brtght. If you haven't been very ~irited so far. I suggest wearing a red tutu during Spirit Week. 0r you could always go to a gymna tis meet or check out""Biack""Box. 0ne last fact: you guys truly make this school what it is- the "BEST. Whether you're a part of •08 {don't hate) or •OC) (they fine), 10 (big ten) or •If (chopsttck ), never forget how wonderful the Angels are and don't let it pass you by; always, always hold your Ea t Angel pride high! Much Love, Erin Mus o X0X0 �Napoleon Hill _aid that "Education come. from within; you get it by _truggle and effort and thought:• The e seniors have gone through all three to get where they are today. The. e are the Top Ten enior presented in random order. Top Ten i ba ed off _tudents' cumulative grade point average _ after even erne ter . The e tudents do not only how great achievement in the cia. _room but al o in many other area . These students participated in activitie uch a eon titutional cholars, band, and variou port like occer and ""Sa. eball. They are familiar face we see in the Ea. t hallways and also outside of East; doing what they can to better our community. The Top Ten tudent have worked incredibly hard to get where they are today and have per_evered; their hard work ha. been reflected through their ucce __e and now their triumph hine brightly at Ea t. As the e tudent leave Ea. t they will have fond memorie. of all their great experience . • Allie R...amey Here L what _orne of the teacher. that know them have to ·a "Our highe. t performing studenL _how us all what can be accomplished through focused, determined and disciplined efforL at learning. I am certain that we will be reading of thei academic and career ucce _se. well into the future:• • Mr.. Youngqui t, Prin "I have been lucky to have many of the Top Ten students in my cia._ e , and this year quite possibly, the sharpest bunch of phy_ics tudenL I have ever come aero _:· • Mr. eolacino, ' cienc "East High chool: Where even the jocks are . mart and the nerd. are good looking:• • Mr.. MadL on, Elizabeth Donovan Timothy Hambidge "'Be humble, be imple, and bring joy to others:• • "Life is short, eat de ert fir t:• • Unknown t. Madeleine ophie ""Sa rat Caleb Ziegler "That which does not kill me make me tronger.· • Llewellyn from t":)zy and Millie Paige Romer "t":)f cour e it is happening in ide your head Harry, but why on earth should that mean it i not real?" • Albu Oumbledore �Charle Fine Caitlin Bell .,ou are young. my son, c1nd c1s the yec1rs qo by, time will chc1nqe and even revers many of your present option . R..efrain th r fore a while from o.,ettinq yourself up as a o th hiqhest matters:· "Education L an admirable thing, but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that L h knowing can be taught:• • I lato • 0 car Wilde Matthew Valeta Mona Hamerme h "Live a if you were to die tomorr w. Learn a~ if you were to live foreve(.' "I have never let my . ch olinq interfere with my education:• • Mark Twain • Mahatma handi Tyler Ca tie "Therefore. ince we are urrounded by a qreat clnud or witnes. es, let us throw off e\' rythinq that hind rs and the . in that . o ec1o.,ily entanqles, and let us run with perseverance the rc1ce marked out for us:· Claire We tcott "Might a well be hanged for a~ heep a~ a lamb:' • Engli h proverb �To some people. dancing might ju_t be a hobby. but here at East it was considered a ritual. The marvelou decor. the great OJ and the adorable outfit_ were ju_t _orne of the thing_ that made the dance o much fun. Whether it was Homecoming. Morp. or Prom. a lot of work had to be done in ord r to make it ju_t right. The limo and party bu_ e_ were ju_t a few of the fancy parL that jazzed everything up. The be. t part for mo_t of the students though was being able to _pend time with riends and dance the night away. The bigge_t tradition that took place before each big dance wa. definitely the numerou. hour. pent in front of the mirror grooming and pampering our_elve_. "You had to make _ure your whole outfit wa tight. Everything from y ur head to your toe had to be perfect:• commented enior ydney mith. Although dre ing up. eating at fancy re taurant • and bu_tin' a move on the dance floor were definitely big part of every dance, they were not the mo t important part. The mo t important part of each and every dance was being able to come together as a chool and meet new people. • Dominique Davis ·Homecominq wa!-. fun becaU'-e lhe en\'ironmenl \\·a-. qreal • & -,o,i <:!hien:hie. 12. 1Shneka R jch· anl....on. 12: i\lex 4'nn. 121 This years prom was on May 17th. the day after enior checkout in order to celebrate the end or the year. It was located at the beautiful eable eenter on the Cniversity or Denver campus. �Morp R..oyalty: Front row: lmari mit h. C); 1Yier13urton, C); 'ed Imhoff. 10; Troy Wiese.//; Ariel eanada. //. ���Morp Spirit ��RYE FINEGAN RYAN, Y OU'LL ALWAY BE OUR LITTLE UPERMAN. Tucker Tucker Larson 'r'J 've always een the life of the party! Congratulations! M M & DAD ~(ex, We know ;:LfOH '((make a aifferen e wTrerewr you go in the wor(d. Love, '1v1om, Vacf. <-~ ju(ie Love 40u. G- 1'1uh Graciehave always traveled n y r own path. We can't wa t to see where it will take you . t e possibilities are endles We love you to pieces. om, Dad, Griff, JP �Bryan Botelho Snowboarding wa his de tiny ... Love, Mom & Dad, Cecily & Andy I )carcst ~ Ia\ a, '\ 1Ur magical sniilc is a rc kerion of a beautiful hca . You ha' e o mam gifts, s nun\ talen~ amf much Im ·. Remember at an<Tds th he C\ take thtm. d\cs li<T d ! S6 soar our 'rt c atigcl. Kyle Krosky If there' anything that you want, if there anything that you need, ju t call on me and I'll end it along, with lo e from me to you. Love, Mom, Dad, Kelsey & Kerrie rnuch~ on'l, D~d & C·1~~ h1 'cker ngr'a t ula t ions on gr·uduat ion! od. !'lorn. Kelse~ & l~ockic �.t\Ll'5~ 0P4TOW5KI What a u've be . our love for goes far be'fond the quasars. Now go out and Mate the ..........-world a better placet W Lov l'out ~01"1 , D 04"'10 M 11 your.1. Tou cen do enythlns you put your mind to Jwt so for It ..ove MoMandPoos GHE ]ustin �& oonftd~t in t~ JX.tn!Uif of your d~$..l)oor ~, int~ and W>litivity Will ~· you !Oar. Thank! for all t~ joy CJOll'W "etand out" what&v&r you do••. lo & you mor& than you•n l -...•1111 &v&r lcnow••• I giV~~ Wfl.kWfl.yoo. bow, Mom and Cf>od ontinuQ TO OOIIQ\JQ in r~alf and follo\.)J ~our draat...\~· \i)a'rQ xt-rat4al~ -proud o ~ou and Q ~ou \JQ~ d). Yotire come a very lona wa. fr m the box under the C ristmas tree. Wonder wh re youll turn up next?! We love you. M , Dad, Josh and Kara. �"I trip a on m\ hoda e nd I II up, L.: p to the roottop~, l p O\ cr the to\\ n, Up pel t th trc top , Up 0\ er th mountau , p \\here the colors, Blend mto the sound . ' -"hel •her tcin- "f.1llm' Up" L I\ e e, h del\ to the tulle t, D.1n . \\,,, rc o proud <)f) ou and "•th) ou all theW<l\ 1 Wishing you happiness and success on your road trip through life. .5. don't forget wear your safe Kee xploriVJgl LoveMum, Dad, aVJd Peter .. .___.. ...._...muel Stewa (The arear hope of ciery is individua character. .E. Channin Jus .. 1rf Love, Mom, Dad&. Lind Troi L. Vaughns Follow your heart and the world w111 open doors for you where there were only walls. We love you! Mom & Tiehlor Cody bi. ' dream<s- nerer st J believing in them.' ne day you'll grow int them. are SO proud of yo t! Lo\'e You! d �Use all th Mo ""'t~""'~ - we ~Ye so -pyou.~ of tl-te -peYS.O""- tjOu.'Ve beco ~e ~""'~ tl1ejotj tjO~..<.'Ve byou.gl-tt ~""'to ou.y L~ves. . TV!e woyL~ ~s. tjO~..<.Ys. to e.x-pLoYe! Love, Mo~ §Jeff Katie- herine A. Jablon ki o- ow-- ~u who- w~ veq>ect" (A.-u;A'YviA'· ~ ~ oar ... ~ CtCCOtr!pUM-vn ' l A ' / r LL Y Ovy~~for All r Love, Mom, Dad and dv~ Kayla Fruge Early on it was so evident how you cared for your stuffed animals and books that you would grow into a person who cares deeply for others and w ho values a good friend. You are AMAZING! Always keep fhe lie on your lace, bu ore lmporfanfly, In r he Ule Is awond tul adve re. EnloY ev yday. We love ou very much. Love always, Mom, Dad, Bob and James o bless and keep you always. Rod, we love you nd are very proud Oofyou! ~ hev ctbit- an �Siera~ruce You have been a bundl of joy m the first day you were born bugqie bug. We are so proud of you. The be t has yet to come. Love, Your Family XOX0 "Baby Smiley" You d1d it! Julia Milzer "The highes for of wisdom is kmdness" You are beautiful and good msi and out! years a ·~~~~·, learned ~~~~v~• and aca1der~ cally. We love you , Mom, Dad , Alex & Marisa A JOB WELL DONE ROB-BOB! Mom and Dad en you are content to e ply yourself and don't co or compete, everybody respect you." Lao-Tzu �1 You have worked o hard ''""'Mo;iand ·e are very proud of you. ·--~. Good luck in college! From, om and Dad Make lfT1JOSSbleWe love ycu heart and open and are so proud to be ycu parents. May ycu creams SA RAH MOORE ARE M O ST WONDER FUL! I YOU AS M Y DAUGH TER. THE FUTURE ONLY HOLD S GR EATNESS FOR YOU! LOVE, MOM �Alexander Brachfeld .'fV-*••'• We chensh every Marisela Sandoval Alex, As a toddler vou were alwavs inqui iUve. Your response was onen "and... :»' av vou alwavs be curious and never stop learn ng and te chlng. we re proud of the and caring voung man vou hav b come. Love, om d Dad WDr...i:;.; ~lrc> uu..ic>i.lU-~t c> whc>111t otne~ to~ h..ml1~:.1 y U hJ\ e ec.'lllt t a ur II\ e~· lOW lllU -h l.. 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Torin Thamfl-S Nate the Great, yourself and you will succ d b yond your wildest imaginatio We love you. · nd happiness wherever you g . �We sg ~editlly p~d ofy~ ~"" y~ fgr ~~ t~ mgst il ~ dil'-l~~er ii,d sister we Q;X,lld ~ fgr. We ilre ex~ited tQ see w~ y~ ~. l,.we, ~' ~ ~,d Drew Sam Janicki ~et Krorl)re you wal)der tbrou~b tbis tr ubled world, il) searcb of all ~~==~::~'i:J tl)il)g beautiful, you cal) close your eyes bel) yode miles away, al)d bear ou voices like a serel)ad ... How lol)g do y wal)t to oved, is forever el)ougl), is forever el)ougl) .. ~ - xie Cbicks We love you! Mommy al)d Daddy ~ lr:c't en.• 'e~k·h fLY the st ~lrs l'ce lLI:C-c' th. It' where YL' LI .'trc' r-.u~'~'L'~;e.i t ,, LY. E: ~,e,·t :.'-Ieee::;._; t n\ e to ~l"l \ e rt. LL'\; L-:. • td your neighbor .. s Je::;.L t ..1U!,)ht .o YL'Ur hvht wtll ~11d VL'U will 11lum l~lt e the WL'rl.i Lo\e, 1L'I11 ..11'.1 D..l,1 wi e a great doc r. Foil w your dream and 1mc:1ke it happen no matter wh t. We are very proud of you. Love, MomandDad �Kira Franklin \ \ l' <ll'l' so proud of' t lu• fli'CH!,f'('ss) CHI hm (' lll<ldc• 0\ <'I' I hPs<' l<1sl four) c•ar ..... PauiEmri~h about the d""•• Keep up the 8oocl work, kid! \\ (' ktH'\\ )OU could do it. \1o m. Dad. "-<'\ lie•, "- am mi I hope that all your dream come true and wi h you the be t with all my heart A way rememb r. I love y u very much. l.o\' Dad My horty _, n(t out what you want i nd make happy. I'll al ys be proud or you. Love Mom Look at Mama' Baby, I knew ou could do it! Think how happy you would be if you lost all t hat mattered to you and got it all back. Thank you for reminding us everyday how important it is to remember not to sweat the small stuff . We love you just the way you are . Mom and Dad 1nn Poppy (and Mom) �~Amuel Wolf 1-'------.• Your ving Family We are very proud of you and we fully enjoyed watching you grow into the poised, confident young woman that you have become. We look forward to seeing you set and reach your goals in the future · Go for It Sweetheart! Love, Mom & Dad �Yerica Pessoa Yer cal T~t? greatest t~iVJg ~o v111 everlearVJ isJ~stto love aVJd be loved iVJ ret~V'Vl M w. aVJd Dad De• Hervy, Folow ywr heat, enry Perlma embrace ywr dreams, and you know the Wll'f. We love you e a;z,e d-o. '?;z,o.ud o.~ w.-ho. 'fO-u a~z-e. .fo.(J.,e M(un. .r.-rA<"?..-. ~~dc>llllc', L1 1k"c' yL u ·ln...i VL ur. rea11 , 1t wHICL""Illc> true- l'c>C~'lU~c> YL""U ~'lre the llk'::..,t eter111111e.. 'c>r::.o.L""Il we k lL,W( lso, we h YL u eep yL r WDIJ...~erful f ..1sh1 ,11 t3ett:-e like 111 the picture... re Lo\e, 1 m, D..1J atd ~...=-111 May youf!!n~ear alway th1rlght 'luctlon. I 11111 o proud of you 11nd you with all111y h1art. If Dill �arlo Davis Dear Dana, You ha~e h en a gift to us i ce the day you were hor • We are so troud of you. Lo~e, Mom d D Matt Pomponio Nathan Mackenzie Nathan- We hope life brings you as much happiness and laughter as you ha ve given us. Enjo the adventures ahead! We love yo u and are so proud of you! Mom. Dad and Emily :Niclc. We wi h YOU a wonde ut lite ith much haPPines an manx manx home runs. Dr in case of rosbx an abundance of uccessful tries!! With Love. Mom and �Grace Friedman OOout yo.nelf Pursue your dreams, Be happy. All my love, Dad Stay trong! We Io e ou- lqffi"cJCtqj people to you a~ Youaewise i depa del .. crd beoJtifU. We krow you wtl u:x:eed i'l hq:Jpness crd i'l We love you Always, ChiWecrd o proud . man ad and hilip Tony Ballas Your fun loving sense of humor and adventure keeps us smiling! We love you and wish you the best. Dad, Mom, Charlie & Grandma t at your aeeompli Love, Mom-Dad-The Sibs nc nL.., aren't alrPad~ aying'? I am so ver·~ proud of you! · �\Vaverly Loza Our darLng Vaverly You re <;O tal.et1ted and beautiful lhe Lord w LL cornrroand U15 angeLs concern ng you to guard you 1:1 all your Wa'ff>. and they Will ..1ft y01.1 JP 1n the r hands! P5alm 9111 C. 12 Te quererTIO!'; mLJCho lv1om. Dad. 6terl1ng !!>reck and Prosper lzzy Breit ~cs-1.~;~~ a,~I.(Ja,~s ~e C!fl.(,r p ~.t ~~; G~~;e~~a,! Ashleigh Burton me. ~~..·"'""··~·· and can't t for our own hmg line of red white polka-dot dre e. Much love, Michelle Murphy �.... 111e Tou have srown up /0 9Uktly. Into a beautiful. lntelhsent lady. We are all 10 pr:g,w;l..QUII.I.!!!l have Ja1mine Va hedi Gharlie ltmr mind and Sf)ir~i l ha,·e soar~ed lo ,2r~eal ht~i,2hls and " 'ill lake you "' htwe,·er~ ~·ou " 'ani lo ,2o!! \\e lo,·e you ~lorn . Dad and nnie ) Jierra c1. c1Rornlon ~ am so V(!.ry proud of you and for slaying lru(!. lo yours(!.lf and 6(!.ing wHo you are. S'our strengtH and strong will, will lead you lo many accomplisHments and mucH success. ~love- you, cNom OK TON Kevin Roper " Wherever 110u qo, qo with all 110ur heart:' Confucius We love 110u, Wom &Dad �Charlie Kayle MAttHeW VALEtA M~ IN COACH, I·M ~~AOY 'tO PLAY 'tOOAY. - JOHN FOG~~'tY HAP PIN~SS IS llk~ A OU't't~~FLY WHICH. WH~N PU~SU~O. IS ALWAYS D~YONO OU~ G~ASP. DU't IF YOU Sl't OOWN QUIE'CLY, MAY ALIGH't UPON YOU. - NA'tHANI~L HAW'tHO~N~ YOU A~~ A GIF't F~OM GOO ANO W~ M~ SO P~OUO OF YOUt Love. MOM. 0Ao. ANO The world's greatest smile was there from th art. Mom and llid I am 'II verq pr11uJ 11f 1/IIU. l/11ve 1/IIU. Orannq FaMily �niCHOLAS LEWIS Adrien Dudley Co n TinUE TO ASPIRE TO BE TH E BEST YOU CAn BE . You A RE A WOnDERFUL YOUnG mAn. WITH mUCH LOVE, mom amantha CSam) Loew'i r )A Y\IKO VERNER 0 GRATULATJO S YOU HAVE ACCO ,V\Pl:IS HED ET 0 LY THE BEGI I C_E XODUS 20;12 HO OR YOuK FATHE A D YO UR .\-\OTHER, THAT YO UR DA YS V\A Y BE LO G UPO THE LA D WHICH THE LORD YOU R GOD IS GIVI G YOU. ,V\0 V\ & DAD ave made me o pr u of yo . I have enjoyed watching u row up. You've become a nlc nd caring young lady. You wll d well I know you will. So I s to ou Dawn keep your head p, ch what you do. Take c re Love, �Jar~d bowd~rmilk Paige Ro1ner Quot!l frOD;H~~~ Pwgic C ulc i!..: Your imaginal iv1 '>li15C vi hulllvr. uni.J in I elllgcncc Ul c IlK ()/llfWI aulc Pro111 llli'>l/Jicvvus ankles I v sn 1a<,llcd I ingcrs. L/Vlf alwul/S n 1anagc I v n 1ukc li fc u li life nw1 c inlcrc•;llllg. Keep dane ing I hrvugh li I c. und dvn'l n c1· gel !..CI'iVl/5. LV\l N01n & Dad Joshua N. Russell Cife has gtl'l:n you no short cuts to domg a good job, but we alwa s lmew you would some. Keep putting on the whole armor of @od to stand against adwrstty. You arc truly a blessing and gift from @od, so walk tall with your Ocad held btgb! «<€CC 00 € OOR so. , CO'V€ riC«<NYS # 1- CO'V€ Mom) and @-MH! SJR(U..tG 11mOUCill UfL MAY YOOil J()tJI:NEY IE FRurmJL ADVDm.JaOUS.. loVE YOO, MoM 3 old, --If you kill m!lthtng you heV!l to !let tL. Wtth fn~." ~V!l, Cf>ad �1\not CUl ea-~ leave wi 11 a b The LIFE we lived and t e memories we made will always move e space prepare or t e next . Thr ugh hard-J wins, danctng pi a , chora a angements, enf i ----ates, and crazy spirit wee.-;-~ e t ok ~IS s d uncovered UE. As we dea OUEKI �Baumann. Jacob llaumhauer. \nna I!a) 1). J. ph B cht I, D.ma ... II c~ett, Jcllolas II cz~ulo, Grant II dm. Jud on .. 17, Burton. \ hlet h Burton. \larsha Burton. I) lcr .. Bush). / .achary Bu h. Kyan ...... But! r, Colhn But I r, ( r) tal... But I r, J nmfcr Buxman. Kh1annon. B)rnc. J s •ca... ... 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